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1999-08-24 - Orange Coast Pilot
' I • SERVING THE NEWPORTMESA COJ\.V.AUNmES SINCE 1907 $365,000just a start for scho.ols 8 ·~quatic facility, 2 new stadiuins in Costa Mesa -would be part of $6 million in school improvements. ~Pb · plans for a 50-meter aquatic facility and 400-seat mini-stadi- wn at Costa Mesa High School, and a 2,500-seat athletic stadi- um at Estancia as well as a com- plete overhaul of fields and courts at both schools. How import.ant Is I improving the athletk fac1hties at Estancia • and Costa Mesa high schools? Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642.:6086 or send e-mail to dallypilot0elrthl1nk.1Jet. Please spell you_r name and Include your hometOIMI and phone number (for verifi<.ation purposes only). of how to pay for $127 million ID necessary repcurs to classrooms and office buildings, the money for the architect's drawings bas already been appropriated. The board set aside the money for the overhaul when the district sold off a farm site at Costa Mesa High School two year::. ago. NEWPORT-MESA -After years of planning and dreaming, a gIOUJ> of Costa Mesa commu- nity members tonight will ask school district officials to spend $365,000 to prepare working drawings to overhaul athletic facilities at Costa Mesa and Estancia high schools. If approved, the money will pay an architect to develop The projects are expected to cost about $6 million, and com- munity members would hdve to raise the money to pay for them. To orgaruze all this, community members have set up a founda- tion to raise money. Though the school district is cash-strapped at the moment, dnd grappling with the problem The plans would also pay for an environmental report on the proposed changes, to make sure stadium lights wouldn't adversely affect residents and deep holes wouldn't disturb SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 6 1 JOSEF AGUltAll I DAJlY PILOl Robert J. Gelinas of Costa Mesa says he shot a ptt bull after it jumped his fence and chased his 5-year-old lnto the house. He was arrested on a warrant last week for animal cruelty, t 5 months later. ·.· ... Man-shoots-dog tale ~is conffiiuea - £u<;£ Ga ~Pb EAST SlDE -The way Robert Gelinas sees it, there's nothing cruel about shoot- ing a pit bull in the face with a pellet gun. Not if it's after your 5-year-old son. The way the district attorney's office sees It, when you then chase the dog down and beat 1t to death with a shovel, it makes a strong case for animal cruelty. Maybe Gelinas was only protecting his home and child, maybe he went too far. A judge will decide Sept. 17 whether to hold Gelinas responSJble for the misdemeanor charge, which is purushable by any com- bination of community service. up to one year in Jail, and as much as $20,000 in fines. •To me, this whole thing 1s nuts," Geli· nas said of the incident that occurred more than 15 months ago. "It borders on out· rage." It happened in May 1998 as Gelinas' son Michael played in the backyard of theu East Side home. Gelinas was putting Robert Gelinas claims he was protecting his son; DA's offic~ says he acted cruelly toward_,. pit bull. groceries a~ay m the kitchen when he saw his son flash by the window, run into the house, slam the sliding glass door, and run Ullo the bedroom. When Gelinas looked into hls son's room, be saw Michael standing on his bed screaming something about dogs. At the sliding glass door, Gel10as saw two pit bulls clawing and barlong The door bad boun<;ed partially open. Gelinas said he was also afraid of the SEE PIT BULL PAGE 6 ' I MILLENNIUM MOMENT TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1999 T 0 AST T he countdown continues on the Cannery~ cloi.mg. Torughl, the Dady P.ilot holds 1tc; second •Toast to Tu~dayJ" to commemorate the Newport insUtuUon's final days. One more of the Pilot's Tuesday parties, on Sept. 7, is open to the pub- )jc. Ap~tizer file pb'r ~.._ ed, and there :b a no-ho t bar. So if you have a Cannery memory, or want to make one before it's too late, come on out. If you can't TI M'E mnke 1t torught. there :a.re several more chances Speak Up Newport will hold its next meeting Sept 1 at the Cannery. Histonan Art Gronsky will discuss its colorful past at the 5·30 meeting. And the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will have a farewell of its own SP.pt 2 at 5 p.rn So pick a lime to say goodbye to the Cannery and owner Bill Hamilton before the doors close for good Sept. 12. Arts and library officials to discuss funding new center 8 Will possible public money kill private fund- raising efforts for arts and education cen~er? STA(.')' BR0\\1' ~"" NEWPORT BEACH - A h~tily called meeung will con- bnue the dialogue in planrung dn arts and education center today when an ad-hoc committee con· tinues to explore the pro1ect The do ed-door 4 pm. meet- mg, scheduled for the Fnendc; of the Library Conference Room at the Central Library, will be attended by two hbrary bOard trustees and two member.; of the oty's Arts Comm1ss1on. The mam topic for discussion: how to fund the $12 million center. Initially, library board Chair- man Jim Wood said the center would be presented solely els a pnvately funded project. Then ·11ve seen things oie because they got off to the wrong ~tOJt. This is on the path to death. The mimrte the city becomes involved, the [private] endorsements wSI definitely not come in: Don Gregory Arts Commissldner 'Tru tee Pc1trick Ba.rtolic contia· dieted th t, saymg there was.a · • 4-0°'° chance· public fund-. would be used The contradiction didn't sit well \\1th Arts CommtS· ~wncr Don Gregory. ·There 1 comprorruse m 'th"' au, and I don't like it,· Gregorv SC:lld The commts')loner added that the µos..,1bihty that pubhc funds SEE CENTER PAGE 6 Murder-for-hire middle man misses sente~cing 8 He's m Mexico recuperating from heart attack, attorney says; judge puts out arrest warrant. lkif Pb A 60-year-old.man who coor· dinated a plot to hurt the fom1er son-in-law of a Lido lc;le. woman missed his court scntencmg last ·week because he was ho p1tal- ized in Mexic;o, recownng from a heart attack. Raymond Maoe1czak pk•ad~ guilty in May for bts role in a .. w ... rirnrd r-for-hir cheme that ~U apart. Maci 1czak faced a maxi- mum of four years m c-.tate pru;on, but he didn't c;how up for his fmal court date m Santa Ana Aug. 18. Deten e attorney Thomas Tears told Supenor Court Judge Stephen Perk that Maoe1aak wa recovenng m a 1i1uana h0$· p1tal. Perk wac;n't satisfied with the excuse and i.ssued-a $100,000 arr ·t warrant. Deputy D1stnct Attorney John Anderson said he tS susp1oous about the defendant's sudd n m d1cal misfortune a nd his SEE SENTENCE PAGE 6 Newport Beach gives $150,000 more for El Toro airport fight Don Mcinnis - a man of action QASSlflD5 -· ' a.um.... 2 • The city has contributed more than $600,000 in support of the El Toro airport. StAC.Y BROWN POUClfUS .. 2 MKEICIS __ .;a SIOm -·-· 1 ' 2 Tuesday, August 24', 1999 community forum Doily PilOt -GAINS NOW FAMOUS, THANKS TO NIXON Just a few hort months ago. Irwin P. Gellman was e virtual unknown -until he wrote a book about Richard Nixon. "The Contender: Richard Nixon, The Congress Years, 1946·1952," is tho re~ult of four years of research. And since it was published by the Free Press earlier th.is month, the Corona del Mar resi- dent's engagement planner has been fi}led with interviews for newspapers, and racho and television talk shows. CENTER FQR ARTS, EDUCATION Though still in the early planning stages, a proposal to build an arts and · education center behind the Newport Beach Central Library has won support from city officials and residents alike. "l would add some of my savings if they would guarantee this would be built · here,• said Corona del Mar resident Vicky Street U approved by oty offi· cials, th& project -made public last week at the library board of trustees meeting -would be funded at least in part by pnvate donabons. IT'S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR SOME OCC and Wilson Elementary School students headed back to class last week, getting an early stdrt on the fall and reminding the rest of us thal summer's almost over. GAINS & LOSSES HOW TO CONTACT YOUI RE PR ESE llTATIV ES· 'GOVERNOR Gray Davis, (D), State Capitol, Sacramento 95814, (916) 445-2641; fax: (916) 445-4633 U.S. SENATORS •Barbara Boxer, (D), 112 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, Washington, D.C., 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, Suite 545, El Segundo 90245, (310)414·5700 E-mail: senator@boxer.senate.gov •Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Building, Washington, D.C., 20510, (202) 224- 38411 or 11111 Santa Moni- ca Blvd , Suite 915, Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914· 7300 E-mail: senator<itleinstein.senate.guv HOUSE OF REPR'ESENTATIVES LOSSES RON soUMAN I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Irwin Gellman ls the author of the bestselling book on Nixon entitled "The Contender." •Chris Cox, (R), 47th Dis· tricl, .1 Newport Place, Suite 420, Newport Beach 92660, (949) 756-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C., 20515, (202) 225·561 l; fax (949) 251-9309 (Represeitts most of Newport Beach) A WALL DIVIDING A NEIGHBORHOOD For the children. parents and teachers at Southcoast Early Childhood Leaming Center, the wall surrounding the Santa Ana Avenue campus is a necessity to keep their students safe and feeling secure. But some residents say it's a safety hazard, and they want 1t tom down. And the debate is tearing the neighborhood apart. "It saddens me to think there are any people 10 this com· munity who would not support a memo- rial wall for two children who died tragi- cally,• said Sheryl Hawkinson, the 'cen- ter's director. Sierra Soto and Brandon Wiener were killed in Mdy when a San- ta Ana man drove h.ls car onto the preschool's playground. A BAO NAME, OR A BAD LOCATION? Just six months after it opened on Balboa Island, the Bad Ass Coffee Co. of Kona, Hawau, closed up shop The com- pany created quite a sbr when it announced its plans to do business on Balboa. Many locals said they hated the name and vowed never to buy a cup of Java there. ·we did a very small amount of business while we were there," said Kori Brown, the company's chrector or operations. BEWARE OF MOTORIZED SKATEBOARDS There's apparently a new' public ene- my on Balboa Island -motonzed skate- boards. Last week, police were ordered to enforce strictly laws governing lhe use of motorized skateboards after authorities received a slew of complaints -and after a 3-ycar-old was nearly run off the boardwalk by one of the skate- boards. "It's illegal to operate these things on sidewalks and roadways with- out a license," said police Sgt. Mike McDermott. Some neighbors say the wall, as ft was being built here to protect South Coast Early Learning Childhood Center after the deaths of two chil· dren, is a hazard to driven. DON LEACH/ DAILY Pl.OT E-mail: chrlstopher.cox@ mail.hou e.gov • Dana Robrabacher, (R), 45th District, 101 Main St, Suite JC, Huntington Beach 92648, (714) 960- 6483; or 2338 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C., (202) 225-2415; fax: (714) 960·7806 (Represents Costa Mesa and West Newport) E-mail: dana@mail.house.gov STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th Dis· trict, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine 92715, (949) 833-0180; fax: . (949) 833-0696 • EL TORO DEBATE El Toro· is best solution to county airp€>rt needs T he antiairport people need to show to the peo· ple of Orange County, who have voted in favor of El Toro Airport on two separate occasions, an alternative to El Toro that will be better for the long-term solution to Orange County's transportation. John Wayne Aiq>ort has the shortest commercial runway in the country. Total land size of John Wayne Airport is just .C70 acres with developed property on all sides. from all over Orange County. · The solution is not driVU19 the freeway to LAX or Ontario. The freeways are clogged for mart the day, and that will only get worse in the years to come. South County residents must consider the very long· term needs·of all of Orange County's residents dlld either provide a better alternative than El Toro. or get involved m the planning process in a posi· tive way to make El Toro air- port the best possible solution. El Toro encompasses more thaDt 18,000 acr8i Wlth the &r· ·-~t··---- DAVE BENT Newport Beach port and open areas urround- ing it. You could put 39 John Wayne Airports inside those boundaries. It only mak~ sense to uti· lize this gift to Ofclnge Courity to serve our future. The air transportation &0lu· tion is not e:xpan.sion of John Wayne Airport because there lB not enough land. lt is not a · high-speed rail to a distant air- port. A high-speed rail does not exist, is not econorilically feasible, and would not be practical for residents conung Joh.r:i Wayne Airport in Newport Beach bas been han- dling the airway needs of Orange County and surround· ing areas for more than 20 years. It is time for the cititens and businesses of Orange County to gather together and share all the concerns about riulki.ng El Toro an airport. With two~ we can support future growth for our beautiful, unique and desirable county. Our citizens and bus1· nesses will need both auports in lhe near future. There will be restricted flight hours like at John Wayne Airport. We need to rally together and share the load. This 1S not just a Newport Beach problem. We all share in this growth by having children, grandchil· dren, great-grandchildren, businesses, culture and recre - ation m Orange County. The concerns belong to all of us. If there is another city m Orange County that has room and wants 8Tl airport. then build it there. We need another • airport. Suppose the Mannns had announced they were staying at El Toro pennanenUy. but that au noisy fighter 1et opera- tiom would cease immediately. For the next 10 to 15 years, they would be replaced by rel· atively small numbers of much qweteJ' commerdai.type trans· ~ jets while the facility was bebig ~for increased operations bY a new breed of even quieter jets. There could oo only one plausible reaction to such a pronouncement: a unanimous sigh of relief from the sur- rounding communities. But that scenano mirrors exactly what the county has proposed for El Toro. Why then the mass hysteria? Why lhc ini- tiative that would stop progress throughout the courity? Why the Millenruum Plan, which would convert a virtually extinct asset m this country- an available airport facility sw· rounded by a huge residence· free.n'Cnse. buff er zone -mto a white elephant, which m the unlikely event it were ever suc- cessful would generate more traffic congestion and au pqUu- tion than a commeroal auport? Ther~ is only one plausible explanation for this reaction. Let's say it all together: Those folks down there in south County see the doswe of El Toro as their entitlement, and to hell with the rest of the county. They won't setUe for anything less than a reversJon to the bean field El 1'oro was SO-plus years ago, when not a single one of them lived any· where near il DAN EMORY Huntington Beach ON THE OTHER HAND 0 range County can be served with no John Wayne expansion and no El Toro airport. For exam- ple, March Inland Port in Riverside is well situated to handle Southern California Air cargo. San Diego leaders are looking for a new commercial airport location, beginning in th81r north....Ontario which has recently tripled in capacity, is ready to serve North Orange County. Those who live near John Wayne should not bet all their energy and money, and that of the city of Newport Beach, on a doomed attempt to move jets from their backyard to those of unwilling Orange County neighbors a few miles away. Don't put all your eggs in the one El Toro basket. El Toro probably Will not be bWlt. Newport Beach accounb for only 3% of Orange COun· ty's voters, Eight South Coun- ty cities are detennined tO block El Toro for as long u it takes. Rep. Christopher CoS and Ron Packard back the Safe and Healthy Communl· 1 ties Initiative, which will pus. Polls show that an overwhelm- ing ma1ority of county voters • want to revisit the m Toro Issue, and when they do, that airp()rt will not fly. It makes sense for Newport Beach citizens and their lead- ers to support a cause in which everyone wim. Support deve1opment of sysw for- getting Orange Countf pM· sengen and freight to OUdytng airpOrts that want the bull· oess. PrOtect yourielf ~alDlt the ~ion Of John Wayne.., working for cON1enaus on-. sible regional alrport ~ • that put airports out Whel9 they belong -and W-. they will be~ .. -' ~'ltft Airport baa,:; READERS HQTUN~ rwws stooes, iUustrations, ed1to-WEATHER S .UR F POLICE FILES (949) 642-6086 rial matter or adwrtilements Rtc:ord ~r com1Mnts about herein can be~ with- the Dai Pilot or news tiP5-out written permission of copy· TIM'ERAl\MES TIDIS The surf IS shaping COSTA MESA right owner. Balboa TODAY up .s we see a new • lristol Street: A a.r stereo worth $300 was stolen from a VOL 93, NO. 197 ADDRESS HOW JO REAOf us First low parking lot in the 3300 bk>dl during the eYening of Aug. 21. Our ~ess Is 330 W. Bay St, W64 southwest swell 2;52 a.m .•••.•.. 0.0 • Sunfh caw Aw: 1Wo 12·padts of beer worth S21 wef9 Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Orculatlon bump waves up to Corona del Mar First high stolen from• store In the 1100 block at 11 :45 p.m. Aug. 21 . ntoMAS H. JOHNSON, .c.o.tUWJlQMS The Tlmes Ora~ County chest· to-shoulder-Publisher (800) 252-9141 79166 9·16 •.m .••••..• 4.1 • '-t 11th ltrMI: Several Items of clothing worth $180 "'WllJJAM L0maL. It Is the Piiot's poli<y to ptompt· AdltertWng second low height. Sets at the were stolen from 1 car In tM 400 block during u,. evening ly conec:t all wron of sut>Nnce. Costa Mesa Editor "ease call (949) 574-4268. Oauified (949) 642-5678 2.17 p.m •••••••• 2.1 best~ could go of Aug. 12. SftVIW.MI, Display (949) 642..tJ21 84164 Se<ond high head high Water M&Mg•ng Editor ~NMPol't ~Mesa EdltofW Newport Beach 8:22 pm ....... 5.8 • condltlom and vlsi· NEWPORT BEACH • TINA 90llCIATTA, News (949) MZ.S6IO ~~Ing Editor = Piiot (USPS. 144-800) 1$ 7MS blllty are good. A ••II •t: A bkyde worth S149 was nolen In the 2200 block ithed ~through Sat-Sports (Mt) 57~) during the "'9nlng of Aug. 1 J, ·..,.~ ur<My. In ,..,upott lwtl end Ntws, Spons ,. 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StA<:'I DROWN ~Pb NEWPORT BEACH -The • ~1ty Council voted Monday to l!>ack a proposed ground water eeplenishment system that will ~nsure safe water for city resi- ~ents for the next two decades. h In their 4-2 vote with council ember~ Tom Thomson cmd orma Glover voting no (Coun- c!ilman Tod Ridgeway was ~bsent}, council members as,rreed . with two Orange County agen- . ches and several officials who said c'he system was necessary to 4nsure clean water. l According to city offiaals. the ~eplenishment system will be available for the next 20 years, (egardless of rainfall levels or cirought conditions. : -The Orange County Water ~istrict and the Orange County Sanitation District plan to build a p1pelint-and treatment facilities if the concept is c,upported by the public and receives approval trom federal, state and local ~uthorities. • County officials said the pro-· posed system would create a new, safe and reliable water sup- . ply to meet increased demands (or high quabty water • But environmental activists Bob Caustin and his wife, Susan Skinner, asked council to vote agamst the water improvements because they would only be a prelude to more development. "When do we say enough development, that's what this is a)l about," Skinner said. "No one can give us 100% assurance that this method is sate. Maybe we should say there are limits on development arid that water 1s a lunited resource." Under the plan, treated waste water from the Sanitation Dis- trict, which is discharged into the ocean, would undergo treatment that includes m1crofiltration. reverse osmosis and disinfection. According to district officials, the purified water would be of exceptional quality and would exceed all state and federal drinking water-standards The system will also be avail- able for multiple purposes mctuding household, landscap- ing, industrial and prevention of sea water intrusion. Mayor Dennis O'Neil said ~ast week that the council's approval would "replenish ground water to protect the system where we own ·three or four wells in Foun- tain Valley where water is pumped into Newport Beach.• O'Neil said there is a need to protect the ground water from salt water and 'other contami- nants. "Seventy-five percent of our water comes through this system so if there is concern, we want lo take steps to continue to make it safe." the mayor said. T he scene -Peking, China. • The time -1935. J was walking along on a typical narrow Peking sidewalk 'when I came upon a large dog, a chow, or to be more accurate, a chow chow. He was stretched across the sidewalk. I nouced lhdt dll the Chinese people got olf the sidewdl.k and carefully walked around the do.g. Finally, a Chinese i.oldier came al He wasn't much of a sold1c at tune in the history of China, ·chiang Kai- shek and his army of National- ists had conquered all of South Chma but had stopped at the Yangtze River The so-called "Incident at the Marco Polo Bndge" a few miles north of Peking that would trigger Japan's efforts to conquer all of Chma, had notyet-occwTed:-- North Chin<i was the land of the warlords Two of them - the Tiger of Manchuria and the so-culled "Christian General,~ who had baptized all of his tro'ops by use of d fl.re hose - were fighting for the right to ransack Peking. This soldier belonged to one of those two warlords. He was so ctirty, I assumed he hdd not been exposed to water via the fire THE VERDICT . hose and did not belong to the "Christian General." :mus, by a process of elimination, he was a soldier of the Tiger of Manchuna. As r say, he wasn't much of a soldier. He was slovenly, sloppy, sullen, and, to nrry the process of alliteration one step further, probably stu- pid. He was carrying a rifle, with which he was pushing Chinese pedestrians out of the way as he bullied his way down the sidewalk. I le came upon the dog. He prodded the dog with his nfle. The dog didn't move. He prod- . ded the dog agaln. Tlus time the dog raised his head. He looked at the so1'f.1er, and that WHEN DINING GETS SORING, IT'S TIME FOR Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR M EALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO I iGET THE [POINT? Classified ads work HERE. WE MAKE DINING MORE THAN A MEAL. Cockta1ls Phone Ahead fo r Food To Go . - for you! WE WELCOME LARGE FOOD ORDERS TO-GO. THE Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Community Marketplace I wouldn't· trust my draperies to anyone but COIT. . • "It took a lot of hard work to get our house the way we like it. And it's very gratifying to walk-in and see how beautiful our draperies look. I'm very proud of it, and I dan't mind admitting that COIT helps me to feel that way by keeping the draperies looking >J netlJ. Shamum & Ryan Dunkllt't"} Busmns Coruul.uznt & Homrou•nrr -----------Ol •Carpet 70 •Area Rug • Upholstery OFF• Air D~ct Clearung Au OTHER Cil:ANING SERVICES <A/J for a FREE tstimAtt! ...... _ c-..r. look sa.td, You touch m~ one more tune, and I'll tear your throat out." _ The soldier shouldered his rifle, got off the sidewalk dnd walked around the dog. That was my mtroduction to chows, The ir1cident came to my recollection bec:ause of a story · in the Los Angeles Tunes recently about dog bites. It hst~ ed German shepherOs, Rot- tweilers, pit bulls and chows d'i the dogs most likely to bite a hwnan·bemg. Then I remem· bered a dog bite case I tned m which the canine p::.ycholog1 t -yes, there is such a profes- sion -testified that chows are the most aggre s1ve and thus the most dangerous dogi. in the · world today I must take issue with the cdllllle psychologist and with ttre-Tnnes-story-thdt put-eoows m the same category as Ger- man shepherds, Rottwe1ler~ and pit bulls Those dogs an"' aggressive. They have been trained for generations to be aggressive. Not so with chows. chows are not aggressive. Tht•y are proud. For centuries chows were temple dogs in Cbma. As such, their only comparuons wt>re Chinese monks who are not a very 10Uy group. Monks sit around and thmk and pray and ring yonu and p-eat the temple dog as qual . Thus today, bfter centunes as t miple dog , chows are proud, sensitive and con 1der themselves as equab with hwnan being~ You wouldn't want a stranger to co1no C1long and ruffle your hmr Ne1thPr does a chow. Ruf- ne d chow's hair, and he can't swPar at you. Instead he bites you. My sister once had a cho\v puppy He was a strange little fellow. He never played Throw a hall, and he would 1ust look al YOU cl.) lf tO Sdy, •You threw 1t, you go get 1t. • He was the only dignU1ed puppy I have ever een. Chows don't belong m U1e dqgre~..,1ve Cdtegory. They're proud.. sensitive,~· ~.u=u...::;~~-+- but not nggres!>1Ve, unless you try to treat them as dogs. Then watch out I suppo!>e the way to get on the good side of a chow is to nng a temple bell. He'll think )' oti tSre a Chme.~e monk and he you1 fnend for We. • JUDGE GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and former 1udge. His column runs Tuesdays Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunche & Dinner l nlq~ 11lne room & dlnini room• •••llablt forq:rvup bu mt 'll!ff1Jn2' and prhatt funClooo~ 723-0621 Plt11St' C•ll l"ur R nations and Directions 251 Shipyard Way • 1'ewport Beach ' . ' . • • ' ' -.i .. • • , I ' ' 4 Tuesday, August 24, 1999 New leaders of Jewish Federation hear the call •Newport-Mesa residents pledge to increase organization's reach after this month's shooting. VERONJCA 0VRAN ~Pb COSTA tv!ESA -The new • officers of the Jewish Federation of Orange County received their wake-up call Aug. 10. When they heard Buford 0. FWT.ow Jr. had opened ftre at the Jewish Community Center in Granada Hills, Doona Wemstem, Bunn.le Mauldin, Charles Karp and Esther Rose -a.11 Newport- Mesa residents -knew they w'ould have to increase their efforts And do so m many ways. ·As far as we Uunk soaety has moved, there's still elements that are destructive to any minority,• said Weinstein, who was just appointed president of the Women's Division Like her thrte colleagues, Weinstem began her term last month. As the electes:l leaders, the four are the face of the Jewish Federation. Among their duties will be the annual campaign to raise money for more L'1an 10 organizations supported by the federabon, giving p.eople an opporturuty to make a pledge-to the Jewish comrnuruty. In their largest annual campaign in Orange County lustory, the fed- eration raised $2,161.009 in pledges for 1999, sa.ia Mauldin, the new executive director. ·we give people the opportu- .,,. ;w people .. appnllly to ndte a clfhOU i1 b Ms of the JIWS here and elsewtwe, by making a contribution to rhot compoign." Bunnie Mauldin Jewish Federation of Orange County nity to make a difference in the lives of the Jews here· and else- where, by making a conbibution to that campaign,• Mauldin said. They will also assist with lead- ership development and long- range community planning for affiliates and the Jewish agencies funded by it. The Jewish Community Cen- ter, one of the largest on-campus benefioaries o the ederation, provides social, recreational and cultural activities for a wide array of clients -from toddlers to seniors. ·Rose, who was elected presi- dent of the federation's Young Business and Professionals, said growing up in a traditional Jew- ish home led her to become involved with the Jewish youth. "I think we need to get them when they're young,• Rose said ·we need to make an impact (on young people) for long-term commitment.• Weinstein said she became involved with the Jewish organi- zation because, as a Jewish woman, she feels women need to SHOE CARE CENTER ~F'~ rtBcach 949 851-9192 closedSatlSlll Sunday Sept. 12, 1999 1 O a.m. ·-S p.m. Big Corona State Beach · have a voice in the community. Emph sizing who the Jewish people are and how they live is an important aspect of the Jewish community, Mauldin agreed. In li9ht of the retent shootings, all four aid people have become more mindful of security issues. Rose said it has moved people to take a more active role in Jew- ish lives. All four -Karp was elected as the group's presidef\t -said that despite Furrow, it is not difficult to be Jewish in Orange County because re~df!nts here are accepting. •we can celebrate what is go<><l and beautiful about being Jewish,• Maudlin said. With about 75,000 Jews living in Orange County - a large number of whom live in Newport Beach, lrvme and Costa Mesa - there is the opport\inity to reach ourto a d:Iverse annnnmity;-sai Alison Mayersobn, a spokes- woman for the federation. ·our slogan is: 'No Gift Touches More Lives,'1 • Mayer- sohn said. In her efforts to bring the Jew- ish Community together, Mauldin said it makes her happy when she sees the face-0(' a Jew- ish child celebrating a holiday with family or a senior who can go to the campus for a hot meal and companionship. ·When we have the opportu- nity to meet the best and bright- est people who are concerned about the same lSsue that we are, we know we're making a differ- ence,• she said. No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FlrS IN... Daily Pilot Pracntccl by -Sponsors ___ p--::-----39.;-A;n~i--1 "KJNG OF THE SAHDCASnEs· s~~:!le ! ~ ~ ..... 1L NEWPORT COAST • f l I a I ........ cw .... ..,_ ............. _ .... f!IC.-...•....,,..... S\&Nkf, •pt. u. 1919 • 10:00 ·-to 5g) .. I ENTRY FOR!VI ,,,,.., be,.,...,,......, I, ,. Dtly-ol .......................... Mly} Team Name:_ ............ _ ........ _----"--- Address. ____________ _ Ctty, ________ _._Sl __ 2";----. 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School board to discuss budget • Public hearing on the district's finances also will be held. jFSSICA GAAASIC'N Dtit Pict NEWPORT-MESA -The biggest item on school board members' plates torught is one they won't even try to vot~ on yet. Board members have called a special meeting for Sept. 7 to vote on the final budget for the school year, but in advance of that· decision they will devote a good portion of their meeting tonight to questioning district staff about the budget. Mike Fine, the rustrict's superintendent for business ser- vices, bas been working all sum- mer to try to develop a balanced budget. District officials promised last spring they would never have a deficit again, ~nd in June, board members approved a tentative budget that they said did not have· a deficit. County officials later questioned that Beautiful Hair! MEN'S CUT $15 $20 Sale Reg. COLOR & CUT $50 $65 Sale Reg. Weave & Cut $70 $85 Sale Reg. 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He will also give a presentation about Harbor View students' conversation with the Space Shuttle in July, when ~ \ bor View students spoke witb astronauts over ham radio. • Board members will also vole on whether to settle a awn-· ber of claims filed against the district. District staffers have rec- ommended that board members approve paying $82,500 to a bus driver who injured his ba):k while getting out of the dritter's seat of the bus. They also reC:om- mend paying $21,420 to a fQl"IDeI' / bus driver who was rear-ended by a car and $5,775 to · ?fl employee who injured his elbo$. • Board members will al.to vote on whether to ask the state to make the district eligible to "'receive ~ t>ond· money to modernize schools. Becau.e Newport-Mesa sold the Bei.r Street School in 1995 and put tiie proceeds into the general fund, the district bad been barred trom partidpating, but board me.ni- bers believe the distrtct should now be eligible. llSlllSS I 111 f Centris Group adds to team ~ Cenlril GroUp thii ' month appcimted Stephen : C4lboun •aittant vice pres- ident of inarkating for the Soutbeut Region. CaJhoui1 . wtll be bued out of the cmnpany'• Atlanta amce. : •se.pban Celbom ii a vet- .an of 12 yMn wttb our cmpany,. Mid Mark Car-' my, presldlat of Cmtrll' USBenetitl IUbstdi&ry. •stave'• ·~ with OW' underwrttlDg apsatiom and btl contadl wttb our ; produGlr lllltWk .... . -a .... If --·--·-• ~ly Pilot ~ MOUND TOWN Items to the 0 ,Pilot ;330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa 9 27; fax them to (949) 646-4170, 0t ('M9) 642·5680, Ext. 228 A complete l~sting of AROUND TOWN may be Ww,1 at da1lyp1/ot.com. .... JQDAY . ~Wyn Havens will teach the "tlaSs •Meet Your Spint Guide • .. a&. The Latest Thing Teaching :l.l)d Healing Center from 7 to "8~30 p.m. The fee for the class is $35. The Latest Thmg is al 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa To register Qr tor more information, c-all (949) .._645-6211. A: .. Whole Foods Market Costa Mesa '. '"offers a free lecture, •Preventing- 1 Cancer -There is Only One te Cause,• from 7 to 8·30 p .m. with Dr. ln E. Moon Whole Foods Market is at 1870 Harbor Blvd. in ·angle Square, Costa Mesa. For mnre information, call (949) 833-sgsg, . ~ ' free seminar and book slgnlng for •prostate Health in 90 oays~wtll ~ pre ented from 6:30 fu 8:30 p.m. m the Patio Cafe at other's Market and Kitchen, r2~5 E 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reservations required For more ~Uifonnation:call (800)595-6667. .. 1 ~e McAlpln will host a free t "Packing Workshop" to teach the iiecrets of packing techruques at ~ 1 p.m. at Adventure 16. McAlpin : is cl world traveler and packing oiexl)!'rt and recently appeared on • ·~e Oprah Winfrey Show.• , ~yenture 16 LS at 1959 Harbor d., Costa MescL For more ....,,......,mation, call (949) 650-3301. MDNESDAY .... The Costa Mesa Chamber of G:ommerce hosts a BuS1Iless After -Rours Mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Robert Mondavi Wine & P~ Center, 1570 Scenic Ave., ~sta Mesa. Tickets are $10 for potential members, vts1tors a.re .}V~ome. For more irlfom1ation, ·~:(714) 885-9090. '~ free seminar titled .. Natural '~lutions for PMS & Menopause>" \\'in' be presented from 6:30 to ·mo p .m. at the Patio Cafe and <Mother's Market and Kitchen, •2~6 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa ·~ervations required. For more ulformation,call(800)595-6667. ·DJ, Stuart Silverman wtU speak 1ti11 •Fibromyalgia: A Mulo-D1sa- 'l>liinary Approach• at the 1F.1bromyalgia Support Group at , .~30 p.m. in the Hoag Hospitdl '.,:.'LOW COST Term Life In urance • 1$AVE ~: 60 % !'., the 1 t Ye ar CAB for a FREE quote ~· 949) 721-6736 -f II f • -• around town Cancer Center Auditorium. One Hoag J)rive, Newport Beach. Admisc;1on is free. To reg~ter or for more infonnabon, c4ll (714) 840·8038, mation, call (949) 497-7647. A home remodeling and decorat- ing .,how will be held fr om noon lo 8 p m m Buildings 10 and 12 at thP 0 1ange County Fairgrounds . AdmUi ion 1S $5.75 for adults a.nd $3 for eniors, children under 12 are free. The Fairgrounds lS at 88 Fa.tr Dnve, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (818) 909-9963 Healin~ Centet from 7·30 to 9 p.m. with Sandra Sau r. The fee is $5. The Lat~ t 'Thing ss at 270 E. 17th St., Costa M . For more information, call (949) 645·621 l. SUNDAY Albert Taylor, author of .. Sotll Traveler: A <;ilJ\de to Out-of-Bopy Expenenc~ ~ and Wonders Beyond,• wU1 speak on the sub- 1ect at the Inside Edge bre<Udas meeting at the University Club, UCL Included in the meeting ar a full buffet breakfast, interact,i'lle tabl~ discuss1ons, inform&l net· working and professional enter- tainment. The cost is $20 for first- time guests, $35 for repeal guests. For reservations or mote mtormation, call (949) 460-4242. Krlsta Kirkwood will lead a two- hour discussion on •Death in the New Age" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Latest Thing Teaching dnd Healing Center. The fee is $10. The Latest Thing is at 270 E. 17th St., Cosld Mesa. For more information, call (949) 64'5-6211. A home remodellng and deco- rating show will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p,m. in Buildings 10 "and 12 at tho Orange County Fairgrounds. Admi s1on is $5.75 for adults tmd $3 for seniors, children under 12 are free. The Fairgrounds is at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more informa~ t10n, call (818) 909-9963. THURSDAY The Crossroads Appaloosa Horse Show will be held through Aug. 29 at the Equestrian Center of the Orange County FaugroWlds. The Fairgrounds is at 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call (760) 728-9149. ---~--- The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Sunset After• Hours Mixer will be held frqm 5 to 7 p.m. at Bristol Parms, 810 Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar. Members are free. There's a $10 charge for potential mem- bers. For more infom1ation, call (949) 729-4400. FRIDAY Explore Crystal Cove State Park with naturalist Simon Fellowes on a full moon bike from 7:30 lo 9:30 p.m. Hikers will meet at the El Morro Visitor Center Crystal Cove State Park is at 8471r E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The hike is approximately three miles on dut roads. This is a mod- erate hike, although some parts may be difhcult. Not recom- mended for childien Wlder 8. Wear good shoes, a jacket and bring water. Hikers will be look- rng and listerung for bats, owls, coyotes, raccoons and other noc- turnal creatures. For more infor- SATURDAY. A . comple te garden planning seminar with Cnstin Fusano will be presented at 8:30 a.m. at Roger's Gardens, 2301 San Joaqum Hills Road, Corona del Mar. Fusano will discuss what to add to your garden palette ftom.. September through January. Learn how to prune, divide and fertilize. For more information, call (949) 640-5800. A tradJtJonal Italian Midsummer festival will be hosted by Stefano Albano, general manag~r of Tut- to Mare restaurant to beneht ChildHelp USA at 6:30 p.m. in Bloomingdale's Courtyard m Fashion Island. The event will feature Italian specialties, music and dancing. For more informa- tion, call Pam Arnett at (949) 721- 0814 A home remodeling and decorat- mg show will be held from 10 a.m. to 8 pm. m Builchngs 10 and 12 at the Orange County Fair- ground~. Admission is $5.75 for adults ilnd $3 for seniors, cbil· j dien under 12 are free The Fau- grounds is at 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa For more information, call (818) 909-9963. A Full Moon Ritual will be held at I The Latest Thing Teaching and II SUTR0[£:0 Investment Professionals Since iBsB Pnvate C l1ent Croup IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE AVAILABILITY OF GOLDMAN SACHS FUNDS MANAGED BY THE PROFESSIONALS IN THE ASSET MANAGEMENT DMSION OF GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO., ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST PROMINENT FINANCIAL. FIRMS Please call LANTZ BELL Branch Manage r at (949) 720-8901 for lnformaclon The Muscular Dy trophy 'As n. will sponsor a freP-conference and seminar on Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis from 1 to 4:30 p.m. at The Westm Hotel. 333 E. Blvd, Long Beach. Dr. Stanley Appel, professor of neurology and chairman of the Neurology Department at Boylor College will address ALS research Other topics mclude: Speech & Swallowing Respua- tory & Augmentative Communi- cation and Upper Body Mobility. For more informauon. call (714) 841-6939'. SEPT. 4 The Scooter Serles Hunter/Jumper Show will be held at the OrdngP County Fair- grounds today and Sepl. 5. The event will take place at the Equestrian Center. For more information, cdll (714) 708-1662. Mariners C hurch Christian Singles w1ll ·host a lour of the Getty Museum. Travel by luxury bus, make new fnends and en1oy the museum and gdidens for $18. The bus leaves the Mariners parking lot at 9:30 a m and returning at 3:30 p.m. The. last day to register is Aug. 29. To register or for more mfonndtion, call (714)536-4863. MONEY? (888) 506 LOAN . ! ~ • f ' • SEPT. 9-11 A craft and M!wlng festival wtll be held from 10 am. to 5 pm m Building 10 of the Orang Coun· ty Fatrgrounds, Admission is $1 for adults, childien 12 and under are free. For mor~ information, call (801) 463-1200. SEPT. 9-13 The Padfic Coast Quarter Horse Show will be presented at the Orange County FcUI & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, Cdll (714) 708-1654. • SEPT. 12 •A Brass FanJare,: featuring mustoans Crom the Pdohc Syrn· phony Orchestra's brass section will launch the Newport Beach Public Library's late summer through spnng Sunday Musi- cales at 3 p.m. The Newport Beach Central Library is at 1000 Avocado Ave. For more mfonna- tion, call (949)'717-3801. The grand opening of Adult Day Services of Orange Count}. d state-of-the-art center specializ- ing m Alzheuner's and dementla care will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Adult Day Services of Ornnge · CoWlty is at 9451 lnclianaµolis Ave., Huntmgton Beach. For more information, cctll (714) 593· 9630. SEPT. 16 The Newport Beach Central Library's Parent-Son Book Club meets at 7 p.m Boy::. m fifth and sixth grades are inv1ted to partic- ipate along with a parent or guardian. The club meets the third Thursday of every month Tuesday, Auguit 24, 1999 5 The Newport Beach Central Ubr ry is at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport B ch To register, or for more informaUon, call (949) 111· 3807. SEPT. 12 Tai chi chlb cl will ~ at the Oa::.is Semor Center from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Tai chi chih i£ the gentle way to fitness wtth slow flowmg, nonstrenuous movements that can be done by anyone of any age or physical ability . .No special equipment or attire is requtred. The fee is $43 for this eight-week class. Regis- tration LS ongomg. To register or for more information, call (949) 644-3244. 'Fhe California Con~ Quarter Horse Show will be presented through Sunday m the Equestn- an Center at the Orange County FaJT & Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Co ta Mesa. For more information, call 1702) 242-3344. SEP.T. 18 The 15th annual Calilomla Coastal Cleanup Day will be held from 9 a.m to noon at more than . 600 sites on Califorrua beaches, bays, rivers, creeks, parks, road- sides a~d highways, To volunteer or for more mformation, call Mark Putnck at (949) 509-6684. "The Ultimate Toy & Collectible Expo" will be presented through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p .m. in Bldg. 12 dl the Orange <..ounty Falr & Exposition Center. 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa. Early Bird entry is at 9 a.m. and Early Bird admission is $7. Regular adult admission is $5. Children 7 and under die free. For more infonna- llon, call We::.t Coast Trade Show::. at (714) 545-6270. Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW · COSMETICAUY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! D D 3t 3165 HarbOr Blvd. Costa Mesa • One Block South of •o5· rwy Cl (714) 545-7168 Human Choriogon~dotropin Hormone (HCG) HCG has an established and proven history use for safe and rapid weight loss. 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Sewell, who endured relent- less questiorung by Foley about the kinds of students who would be attending the school, sa1d after the heated meeting that he thought Foley should hove exc~ed herself from the issue because her husband taught al a similar school operated by the Orange County Dept of Educd- COSTA MESA -Led by com- nussioner Katrina Foley, the Plan- ning Commis ion voted Monday to allow a s<'hool for emotionally disturbed children to open· al Harbor Christian Fellowship Church, but to limit enrollment to a maximtim or 25 students. ln response, Richard Sewell, the director of South Coast Pnor- 1ty School. vowed to appeal the com.nu.ssion's decLSion to the City Council. He said the school cdn· tion. · Harbor Christian Fellowship Pastor Bill Gartner had even BRIEFLY Saltarelli steps up to ·Fair Board president Real estate executive Don Saltarelli stepped into the role of Orange County Pair Bo&rd presi- dent last week after being elect- ed to a one-yedr term. Saltarelli, an Orange resident, Don Saltarelli was appointed to the board m 1997. The Penn State grad 1s president of Tustin·bdsed Century 21 Saltarelli Realtv He hds served on the Orange· Cotmty Board of Supervisors and the Tustin City Council. Saltarelli, who served as vice president the past year, suc- ceeds Huntington Beach's ETru- ly Sanford. Jim Barich was also elected to serve as the board's vice pres- idep t for the commg year. Banch was appomted last year and is senior vice president of public affairs for Hollywood Park Race Track in Inglewood. Barich also worked for the Irvine Co. and for the late U.S Rep. Glenn Anderson. Board members serve four- year terms Without pay. They are responsible for setting pobcy for the Fair and Exposition Center. -Elise Gee ,, 10u hare bnn lnrolred In an ailto .:t:ltleilt, '°' • 'Crash Course' on Soft Tissue Injuries." Even 1enderbenders' con cause hidden tnJuf!es tmt c n dtvetop mto pam, headaches, even arthflt1s Even worse. most people who ha~ been mvolved m an auto accident may not even know /flat lhey"vtJ. been hurt Most doctors g1VP. PJtn killers to hkie these mjur1es. ff you nave ~> been mvolved man auto acc10en1 don't sell/e un/1/ you 1ec1uve your copy of our Frei R1part. Just call Tall Frei f.188-616-9679 any/lme. 24 hours for a free rl!COrdcd mP'"'!> 1ge The call is tree so 1s the report PRESENTED BY ~Pilot sharper remarks for Foley after he suggested the planrung com- mis"iion tipu1ate that Gartner open the church 's playground to neighborhood children. "It's already open to neighbor- hood children,~ he said. •sut her remarks go dose to breachirlg the separation between cburcb and state For the oty to tell me what to do .. 1 I personally think she owes me and my church an apology- Both men said they disagreed .with the Planning Commission's deos1on, but Gartner vowed to lower the school's rent so the school can make ends meet if Sewell's appeal to the City Coun- p . 'SCHOOLS CONTINUED FROM 1· -· --__._ archeolog1cal sites near Fairview Park. lo their current formative phase, the plans already have coaches, parents and students yearning for bnght green fields and sparkling pool waters, but quaking about how they are gomg to pay for them. H Any improvements we can get are great," said Gal~ Fajar- do, a senior at Costa Mesp High School. But Galel himself probably won't be around to see the improvements. Foundation members won't even start rais· ing money until the architect etl is denied. South Coast Prionty School i a state-certified nonpublic school which erve:; cruldren who hdvc learning disorders, emotional problems, or are developmental- ly disabled. Many of its students are foster children who bvc 10 group homes, and Sewell's orga- nization, which is nonprofit, ul <> runs four group homes in Costa Mesa. The school also h~ a campus in Newport Beach, and serves children from the Newport-Mesa Unified School Qtstrict. who do •not perform well in public school. "fuition at the school varies from student to student, but can he as tinishe!> the draWUtgs -about six months from now. Then it will take up to another year to raise the money and start work. The-city of Costa Me-::a.-and possibly OCC, will contribute some money for both b,tilding and maintenance because th<" corrununity will benefit from the pool as well. Most Qf the money for the project, however, is expected to come from grnnts dnd dona- tions from local businesses. •It's something that needs to be done," said Jim Scott Jr., a graduate of Estanaa High School who now works in Cos- ta Mesa and is active in school groups. •It's our tum,• s&d bQard member Jun Perryman, who has also been active on the CENTER becomes involved, the !private] endorsements will dehrutely ·not come in.• CONTINUED FROM 1 Bartohc said Monday thdt he hoped the group could resolve all may be sought could represent a of this soon. grave threat to the proposed •Any way you cut it, this will 22,000-square~foot project. be partially publicly funded, "Bar- u1•ve seen things die because tolic said, noting that the city ~ they got off to the wrong start," would have to contnbute the ldnd Gregory said "This is on the path on which the centc1 would be to death. The min.ule the •city bttilt. "Public fundmg may be the · path that leads to dedth, a path 1mE5!5ii55!!!5!!!!!!!!:~~5ie:::=:=::=:= we would like to avoid al all costs. I t I . ' . PASS~::. · · · ... ~llT ~ .... "But we have to remember that we ar<> only m the ad-hoc stages, and I will say that ow ini· tial proposdl to the City Council would be that they allow us to atteinpt to raise the money pn- vately. - G~NT CONTINUED FROM 1 much as $20,000 a year, Sewell aid. Local public school dbtricts Pflr the tuition out of thcl1 peaal educcltlon buagets. Foley, along with Commis- s1ont;rs Chns Fewel and Kiltie Wilson, were concerned thal the site is not large enough to handle 50 emotionally disturbed, dE.'vcl- opmentally disabled students, and that opeomg tlie school woul(i be •a burden# on neigh- bors They were also concerned that the students could poi;e a threat to neighbors or to propeftY. Sewell has seven days to file an appeal with the City Council. foundation. Ferryman noted that Corona del Mar High School has "an all-weather track and the nicest swunmmg pool ih llie-unifeo States. -The money to build those came from developer f~es 'cmd from parents who raised it through a booster club Unfortunately, <>aid Ferry- mun, Costa Mesa parents aren't able to donate huge sums of money to their schools, and so rrusing money takes a while. M It take a long time to get things done.• Galel said. "We have Unuted funds, but we are at a distinct di~dvantage to Newport Beach because they can raise the money on their own, and we have to struggle to get it.• The concept, tor U1e mo t part. has been embraced by communi- ty so far. However some question the wisdom of building d lavish arts center. •If the City Counal should honor the comm1tment!> of its pre- decessors and k~ep its trust w1th the people of Newport Beach, it would retain the site c1nd make it into d Newport Cenlrrtl Pdrk, • said resident Jan Vi:lndcrc;loot. Resident Ade1e Mttnn echoed those thoughts. '>aymg "The land behind the library should remain open space 1t i partic- ularly distUibing that taxpayer money might be used to build this center when the city has a responsibility to repair agmg mfrdstructure. ·• The cities· comb med resources - from monetary an(l pub~c rcld· lions .capabilities -t wdl,t)e,lp get out the proper information about plans for the El Toro airport. 4dlll ,.,,.~ 'salon rac,. o.,, •t Ute rasr.e ..... The money would be well "1l1ey also have public ofh- Daily Pilot Man shoots dog Was this a c.-of ri I MAI auelty'? Clll our RNdtn Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or tend •mall 10 c»llyplloteNrth-• Jmk.ner. Please spell your name and include your hometown .nd ~ number (for verffk:af ~only). PIT BULL CONTINUED FROM 1 dog~ and grabbed a pellet. gyn from a kitchen drawer and· snot one or the dogs three times ua ij'le face. "When something happens to threaten your child, it's an auto- matic reaction to become adren.a- lized and react,• Gelinas said. What happened next is m question and may be the k~y;;o Gelinas' fate. "'' "The dog was trying to 9'0t away from him. and then he chased the dog down and bea it to death with a shovel," said trori Richards, spokeswoman ror.:4e district attorney's office. "Helia d already shot the dog, why did he hdve to walk up and beat ~.to death with a shovel?" . ~~ • Gelinas denies ever hitting,&De dog with a shovel, although.ate admitted he used one to chase the animals from his yard. ,.,!{ Richards said there is no fli- dence that the dogs were cb~g · Gehnas' son. _ Because the warrant was,~pt to a nonexistent address Jlnd stamped undeliverable, GeJ4n.as never got it. To his surprise Gosta Mesa police officers arrestect.:nm at his business on the warrarlt.i'list week. He was released after~ mg the $1,000 bail. Gelinas said he has no int - uon of pleading his case or~t- mg a hne cmd hopes the e will dismiss the case, wru e called a waste of taxpayer's l1IO - ey. He also sdid 'someone needs o lclke a stand against pit • which he described as having no "redeeming qualibes" and rlo place in •suburban society.• -1 · Despite what happeiied, G:fh. nas said he still considers h.imSeU an arumal lover. ·bN "Regardless of the fact thatim defendirlg my home, I wouldn't go out and shoot someone's~." Gelinas said. •1 love animalS!"'J C! SENTENCE v • ·~ ... ~ ,.,,. CONTINUED FROM 1 :•lw ~ $1s1n TasteScrfp spent, she added, because those cials and business leaders that cities have pledged their are ready dnd willing to become resources to fight for dn airport at more involved in the El Toro the former Marine Air Base. issue, both as advocates w1t1un whereabouts. , Within the next year, the coun-their own @mmunities and as "I expressed a lot of sk~- IT'S Al t GOOD . 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I Oty: _ ___.........---..._ __ St: - I z.tp·---fhanl: -~------- The' Pllssporl entitles you to Friday, Saturday & Sunday 1chniMion plus SlS.00 . . . 1 ty is expected to complete the El leaders with other local, state and cism, given the man's b,o('ic· Toro reuse plannmg proces" and federal leaders and ofhcials," ground,• Anderson said . #Well, if submit an enVl!onmental impact Bludau srud. he does come back. there'a.-_.n report and the airport master plan To date, Newport Beach has arrest warrant for him.• , t i to the federal government for contributed more than $600,000 Tears couldn't be reached ~r review and final conveyance. to pro-El Toro groups mcludirlg further comment on his hospital- Bludau said that as the airport the Orange County Airport ized client Monday. •• •o • authority's membership has Alliance, the Airport Working Maciejczak was considered grown,. •its ability to influence Group and Citizen's for Jobs and the middle man in a plot tn';bbrt the El Toro process has grown. -,the Economy. · or possibly kill David Le.la.rtdtbf -:iiii~=~~~~~~=:~~~· ~~· :=·i:=~:::;;;J~;;i;;iiii!&;;::;:;~s_...,....:Capitola, Calif Lelaod was the former son-in-law of 68-yea.n.td --Back to School Needs -- ----lance tt.eWf rrt leN!/i, Shoes In Multiple Width Sizes • Even Kids Shoes Come 1n Widtha C949l 720-1602 -. Lido Isle resident Mae MDtr. Leland was embroiled in a ,cais- tody battle with Miner's daugbler over the couple's two cbildrelllt' Miner knew Maciejczak through his ostrich meat 2-1- ness, in which she invested $70,000 to $80,000. She reported- ly asked Ma<iejczak to find someone who could get LQIO.cf •out or he r llfe. • Maciej<riak fo und 60-year-old P~tdck O'Neill, cl conVicted felon, ·who was willing to perform the job:"' Somewhere along the .~. Miner's wishes may have go~~ lost in the translation. o·~ went· to Capitola in Au~ ot 1997 with a loaded, ino~~e ban~ that had been plaiAd by a police informant. O 'Neill was arrested, and police fo~a piece of paper with Le 's address in his car. Maoejczak met with Miner a year later, with police taping.Ille · conversation. Both compualkt we~e an.ested ~ Colt.a ..... police. Miner pleaded ~ty ~ November. Sbe la ftnllbiDg up a one-year MnteDce under home atrelt. O'Neill UC> ple1~· and WU leD'8ftced to 10 ttat.prllon. ~ MIM~:; diputure. lt ti und•• be wlD reco'• and nliunl tlae United Statas. bapm eo .. a.. mult to OWD up to llll ftll9. llae 9Clfmwi, .., l'J----~·=-~ iFr::r:: :·J;m I I I : : _ 129 days. ~' August 24, 1999 • Sporb Editor Roger Corison • 949-57 44223 Soccer co-coach demands bard and fun, in the program. TONY AlTODW.J ':'players in all sports tum to coaches for guidance ~< and those ••magic .... words" that will help them ~_.....,....,·eve whateveut.is they "W8Dt to achieve. •· For Orange Coast College imen's soccer co-coach Mauricio r1C1Aure, he has those two magic words that J\le!P separate the good athletes from the truly . tJ.~cial ones. r , Hard Work. "You have to have a strong work ethic in l· anything that you do, H Claure said. "lf it's • playing so,c~er,7be. the best s~cer player you ~ be. If it s digging ~ ditch, well, then dig 1the best dam ditch you possibly can." .. Jiard work is what Claure instills in bis players because that same advice was mstilled into him while g'rowing up in Cocha t Ml.>a Mba, Boliva. "I actually grew up as a swimmer," Claure , said. : My family really pushed me in that Cllrection and I competed in some national 0 Meets. I really didn't get into soccer until I '11'WM around 10 or 11 years old." .. ,_ •Claure's father was the president of the lllW>livia.n National Soccer Team and Mauricio t<i~d the opportunity to get tips from some of • },t\e best players in the world. •I got to see Pele in bis prime as well as some of those dominant Argentinean clubs,• Claure said. "I was sucll a little runt growing up, the national players I would talk to really stressed. fundamentals. •I really focused on handling the ball, dribbling, that sort of thing," Claure ...... urtd Cl cotitinued.. "l played on ··'PlllG 0 aure my brother's team and 1 ,, • was scared to death I was going to screw up, so I really made sure !'.1'.rly fundamentals were strong.• t ~ Claure played for various youth teams ead junior Olympic teams in Bolivia before coming to the United States in the early 1970s. "I bad a choice of going to England with my brother, or commg to California," Claure said. ·1 chose California because of what I saw in movies growing up with all the pretty girls out here. 1 decided at that point that's where I wanted to live.• COAST I IS Claure played for OCC in 1978-79, and was team captain and MVP for the Pira~s. Prom there, Claure played professional to have a good time while you're doing it,• 'sG<:cer for the Los Angeles Aztecs before Claure said. "Our goal is to surround · returning to OCC as an assistant coach. ourselves with players like that.• '' · ·'Before I got here, OCC had a C1aure is excited about the players he and •tremendous tradition in soccer and hopefully co-coach Laird Hayes will put out on the field I've helped make it even better,• Claure said. this year. · .-... ,.1 'think we've set up a pretty good example "It's going to be a fun game to watch if . for all community colleges throughout the you come out to see us,• Claure said. "Tilis . area to follow.• group works very bard and they are sold on :. Claure's coaching style i$ very simple. He our team concept. They play physical, but , demands 100% effort not only in practice, fair and I know they will put everything t~u1 academically and personally. they've got into each game.• One thing that Claurt: .is trying to -&i.iU-: This phil050phy ls something-1.bal"°,.,.. ..... a ... ur~f'!-.:t-u' mil:. i.ateis the stereotype of OCC playing in '· 1 l>elieves has been lacking m the~ · a "junior" college level of play. • pa:>gram the past few years after a rather "That couldn't be further from the truth,• impressive run of conference championships Claure said. "There is no better caliber of ••and state titles in the late 1980s and early soccer played at this level anywhere in the 909. country. With all the players from Uus area •• • • •After last year, I took a look at myself that move on to four-year schools and ·~ saw that 1 was being too lenient on some eventually, professional soccer, there's too l of :my players in certain situations,• Claure many to list.• ·llMd. •That's going to change this year.• Besides soccer, Claure enjoys fishing and , ir11\ Another coaching style that seems to suit claims he's smarter than most fish, and a.ure and his players is his participation enjoys., "playing bad golf to feel good.• :!$Iring practices and drllls. giving the However, bis biggest hobby, and the most >1Ml1Jetes a hands-on form of teaching. important, are his three daughters, Chelsea, oo .,.It seems to work for me the best," 14, Caroline, 11 and Kendall, 10. CJ.eure said. •However, I am starting to "They are, without a doubt, the best thing I've ever accomplished," Claure said. •dlotlce that the older I get the better I used to "They're always keeping me on the move. . I can stU1 out-dribble and Dall han<ile Chelsee is into soccer and basketball. 1'1tiiost anyone I come up against." Caroline ls convinced she's going to be the "1 1tt'1 not all wind sprints and intensity for culinary expert of the world and Xendall is ~. •You have to be able to have big into niartial arts, so I'm going in all sorts ~when you're out there, but you have of directions. But I love il • VN~ ~ .. SEAN HILLER I OAllY Pit.OT ~ Aug. 30 · Cerritos (home), 3 p.m. -o-Aug. 31 -Rio Hondo (home), 3 p.m. Sept. 1 -long Beach CC (home), 3 p.m . o Sept. 7 • at Mt. San Antonio, 2 p.m. Sept. 9 -San Diego Mesa (home), 3 p.m. ~ Sept. 11-12 -Hancock Tournament ~ ~· 1 ~·at LA. Hatbof, 3 ~-m~·-=-· -----" ~ Sept. 17 • PalotNr (home). 4 p.m . <-Sept. 22 • at El Camino, 4 p.m. 0Mf1• .... tau ICI ~ Sept. 24 -s.nta Anl (home), 3 p.m. to Sept. 21-• RMnidl, 3 p.m. ~ Oct. 1 • fullenon (home). J p.m. • Ott. 5 • IMne Vlllley (home), 3 p.m. • Ott. •.• ~ 3 p.m. + Ott. 12 · Golden \\ilt~. 4 p.m. + Ott. 19 • n Slrltl Ar-. J p.m. • oa. 22 ............. J p.m. • OCL 21 • • NllrtDn; J ""'- • OCL a· Ill INnlV-. J p.m. •Nal&2·~---Jp.m. ..... 5 ·It Galdlrt Wiit. i""" =·5fesa ·welcomes talented transfer Mustangs get a surprise addition from Arizona as n football practice begins with conditioning drills. \II OG at leut 008 skte of the ball.• Zuniga, Who regiMnld at Mesa Priday, Wiii jo1lwd by 12 new tNJD· mates u tbe ~y conditioning ~ Jdcked off for Newport· Milla~ bigb ICbooll. •J tblDk lt WU lft aceptionaDy Int.,,. M6d HoWell. .... lllla 11• rm at tbe ICbool. ... ..:...~;..~-== ....... ..,. ........ .. . .,. .... -. ........ .., ...... ........ ~== ..... Howell said seven-on-seven pass- ing drills provide the opportunity for his recetven, quarterbadlt and defensive becks to bone the timlilg they sharpened in spring and sum· mer practice. The linemen, howev- er, won't benefit much from practice .. until full gear II donned ThW'lday. •It'• tough for the linemen, becaUM all they can do ii Walk tbtougb tblngl,•liow98 sakl. .......................... --·rt· U.ID .. ...__• ... .-,-.., ..... , ........... . 10-...-_. .... .. 1ta-.O..Q111ga. ,_ .............. Al 'II••• • ._. .... ......... -.... .. QUOTE Of THE DAY •After 1as1 year, I took a look at my5lif and saw lid I was lm'I 9IO ,... oo some of my player5 mt certain silua1ions. thaf'.s gOing la ... '5 J1S -• Maurido Oaure. OCC men's soccer co-coach DolJy P'.lot 7 SPORTS HALL OF FAME CE~EBRATING THE MILLENNIUM •A shooting star, he was the king of the jwnper in the '70s, and one of the best-ever for Coach Tandy Gillis. RtOWlll Dv•1N "I can't say enougb about ~Plot Casey Jones,• Wharton said. "He's one of the finest basketball E John Vallely was 11118 , players ever to come out of Corona del_ Mar Hlgh's illllll Southern California, bcir none . . purest outside shooter He shut down Mark Wulfemeyer m the 1960s, and Jeff Fryer was (former 'lroy High standout who the school's leading marksman in held Orange County sconng ~e 80s, the~·Jefl ~arton was records) twice. Casey held him to king of the Jumper m the 70s. under 10 points in the two games •(Shooting) was my forte,· we played (the Warriors), and said Wharton, also an excellent (Wulfemeyer) averaged almost ballhandler who could drive to 40 pomts a game." the basket and score Wharton. a star from the Class At .a school deep m basketball of '73, was heavily recruited tradition, Whart~n went from a corrung out of Corona del Mar ~i:xth-man role his and opted for Loyola 1uruor year on Coach Marymount. where be T~dy Gilll.s' bench to SWltched to guard and Irvine League Player of started hls junior year, the Year honors as a playing in the West seruor in 1972-73 by Coast Athletic the league's coaches Conference against and the Daily Pilot. among other future1 Wharton, who NBAers, Bill played what today Cartwright {USF) would be considered a Reggie Theus (uNtV) three, averaged about and Kurt Rambis 18.5 points per game (Santa Clara). on a celebrated CdM Jeff Wharton Eventually, Wharton team that mcluded for-transferred to the ward Matt Keough and point University of Washington guard Casey Jones. · redshirted a year and th~ was Wharton had a three-'pOmt 101ured, which prevented him touch long before the game from playing a fourth and final changed to reward outside collegiate campaign. sh~ters with an extra point, "l got hurt real bad in the leg, . ~at w~ a ".'ery, very • and deaded that was it as a s1gnif1cant time in my We, career for me, .. Wharton said. ·1 Wharton ~d of his seruor year finished my education there and · at CdM. Some speoal things went to work and I'm still were happerung. • la · · ' Wharton came off the bench P . ymg m basketball leagues to m 1971-72 when Gillis' Sea th.is day (at the West Community Kings finished 23·3, tied for the Center m Newport Beach). I've Irvine League championship and been domg that for 17 or 18 lost in the second round of the ye~. ~ CrF Southern Section 4-A · Im 44 now. but at the ripe playoffs to Pasadena 62-6l in old age, 1 can still kind of get it overtime ' ' done (on the court). It's still fun Whart~n. who later played and it'~ a competitive league. I three years at Loyola haven t gotten m1ured and the Marymowlt, became the Sea camarad~e with my fnends on Kings' main offensive threat a the team is great." year later as Corona del Mar When Wharton isn't sinking captured the Irvine League title JWDpers, he works as director of outrtght and advanced to the CrF sales for Banana Boat Suncare 4-A semifinals, losing to eventual Products. CJF champion Verbum De1, Wharton, a member of the 69-63. Daily Ptlot Sports Hall of Fame, .. ·tr~ally came-intomyl>WII ~lebrabng the-mill~uin. lives_. my senior year,• said Wh.a.rton, m nabuco Canyon with bis wife, who earned first-team all-league, Loil.rd.es, and five children: All-Orange Coast Area (by the Aryella, 15, Lizzette, 14, Alyssa, Daily Pilot), All-Orange County 8, Amber, 6, and Adrian, 4. and second-team All·CIF 4-A •Adrian's built more like a honors. football player than a basketball Whart~n, who usually player,• Wharton said of his cmly guarded the opposing team's boy. "We call him the savior. best forward on 1 defense, said Once he was born, that's it ... Jones was CdM s defensive we're heading down to get catalyst that year. thing taken care of." MONDM~COUN'f'S Dl lP SIA Newpoft Landing • 8 boats, 110 anglers. 101al*ore.8 yellowtalL 1 bluefin tuna, 6 barr~uda. 53 c.ahco t>.u, 196 s.nd bats. 1 h.tibut, 5 ~ 11 sculpin. 2 whitefMI. ~ Lodi•· 7 boats. 160 ~!en 194 alt>.core. 1 blu.fin ~ 6 ~ 55 a.lico bm, 44 s.nd bass, 39 '*'aruc:i.. 23 KUlpin, 150 tnkil....a. -8 l ucsday, AugllU 24, i999 GIRLS VOLLEYllll Carletta new Estancia volleyball coach TARS REPEAT • Newport Ha rbor ffirls v~ball team is first )\. ba.ck-to-back champion at lolam lnvilational. Thn Newport Hdfbor High guts vollt~ybull tNun deh.•dted for· mer St-a View League rival s.rnta Marqat"lta, 10-7, 14-8, in the champ1C>nsh1p mtltc:h S.:iturdt1y to defend 1t., crow n a t the 17th aru\ucJ! Joi.mt lnv1t.i t10ndl. Washington anu Texas A&M, dis· playoo new verslllility for Hawaii CQarb Dave Sho111 who was m alh•n<ld11ce. Glenn said lhu Tur also watched Sho11's Rdin bow Wurum squad, for which 1999 Nt.?wport Harbor graduat<> Jen· niter Carey has assumed the stMting . etter role, srrinm1dge. The Sailors dlSO took a tour of th t> UH fdciliti~s. • Fonner assistant, 21, takes over boy nd guls progTilJlls from Hall, who bas resigned after seven combined seasons. 8M1J<v tiAl'l.Kl\t n COSTA JvU!SAr~wis CUletta. who <.:oache.<l Esti\OC'ti\ I hgh's b&yJ; Junior varsity volleyball team the lttst lhree se ~n , will succeed Dale Hall a hoys and girls cuach for the Eagles. Carletta, 21, began wo1king with tho girli; team Mcmday and is intent on building the girls and boys progtams, hoth of which have struggled in recent yearl>. J lall, n former Corona del Mar High standout who played for the women's national team, com· piled an 8·28 fecord tn three .seasons with the guls (5-25 Lil the Pacific Coast League). In her rour sea· :i;on coachmg boys, Estancia went 12·39, 8-33 against league competition. She stepJ>ed down ror pen.onal reasons, according to Estancia Girls Ath· letic Ducctor Nancy Perdn. •u I had 1l my wo.y. I'd be Dale's assistant agai th.is ason. But she hctd to move on, -said Carlc)bi, who propped at 6antiago High end played on Ran- cho Santia~o College's club team. "I've been )"Ork· mg with the gttls ovar tho swnmer and l''le worked hard lo recnut ome incoming freshme . By U1e time this year's Jreshmen nre 1uruo we hoi;ld have a good founddtion. • The Santa Ana resident, who turns 22 next monlb, ts a walk ori. 1 le works as e pay .. call fire- fighter for. the Orange County Fire Authority ana is pursuing hJs paramedic's license . "I'm anxious to rise to the occ(lS.ion and I think I'm up to it. H said G'arletta, who credits Hall for pro- viding him with his coaching foundation . "With Dale's background as a player, she was able to teach me a lot,• said Carletta, who attends Orange Coast College. "I can guarantee with a lit· tle TLC, our girls program will eventually be com· petitive." The Eagles are seek.illg a girls Juruor varsity coach . Ferda is the contact at (949) 515-6508. YOUTH NJB 'frYouts . """ NEWPORT BEACH The National Junior Basketball (NJID All-Net Basketball League will be The Sailors, with All -C'IF senior outs1cl1• h11tt>r A pnl Ro .. s shannq !iPtlmg dutws with .,11pho· mPre Katie King, rollt•d through tht•1r pool dnd knol'. ked Santi1 ~1argantd into tht• lowr's bracket with.an 11-6, 15-11 tnumphm lhta · wmner's lm1cl\t•l hnc1I The Sailors, who adjusted their dead period to mdurle tht: tour- na ment m their' summe1 schnd· ult!, are <>cheduled to return to Ornnge County today cllld will tdke rt week off, before \Ngummq pracbc-e lor the upcoming season f\tonday. -by Barry Faulkner TOURNAMENT AESULJ'S Carter takes over Estancia gii-Is tennis ~;!·~f:~r?E:::~~:~. . . . . 10-11:30 am. at the Eastbluff B _ Coc1ch Dim Glt•rtn''> dclt•ndm9 Ctr Southern Sed 10n P1v1s1on ). AA a nd Std le D1v1-.111n I chum p1on hecdffit' lht> fm.t "houl 111 tournd· rnent h1 ... tul) lo w111 hc1< k-to·b<iCk tiUes P00t. PLAY Newport RarbOi oef. King Kekauhke (Hawaii), 15 5, 15 10 Newport Harbor def. Maryknoll (Hawa11), 15-8, 14·8. • H~ has _guided LQS Alamito.s boys to Carter mhents an Estanca program which has aod..Girl" Club. not made lhe playolrs in two seasons. lnH~'s -Qualifylng guls Crom the N five consecullve Sunset League crowns. COSTA MESA-Geoff Carter, who has Jed the Los Ala.rrutos High boys tennis team to five straight Sunset Ll'aguc championships and a berth in last year's CIF Southern Section Division I semifinaJs, will replace Dave Hebert at Estttncia High girls tennis coach. four sedsons, the Eagles were 40-38, but 12-28 m the port·MeSd area will be assigne • PaciJ1c COdst League. the All·Net League to begin the Newport Harbor def. Roosevelt (Hawaii), 15 2, t5·B: The reconfigwed PC L now includes Corona del season Players are asked to co Mar, as well as traditionally strong holdovers Lagu -dressed to play and e.Jtperienc.e- Glenn st.11~! ht• ll'>cd ht'> Pntue rosh •r 111 th1' t'tqht rnc1tc lws, in which q dlllt'" w1•1t' h11ull•d to 20 minute" ln ddcltt1on to Ro.,s, who hit wht>n '>Ill' Wd'> Ill th1• front IOW, (ilt>nn p rctl'>t•cl ltll• pin}' o l K1n~J . Km.to D ill, I f Putlwr < 'ulJt•n, C:.nn 11,iJJer, Andr<'t1 Schutz cmd Taylor l;llVddT'- New port Harbor def. Buena (California), 1 S·S, 1S·7 na Beach and University. recommended. ~I'm looking at Jt as a challenge and we'll see For LDiormabon, call Cod WINNER's BRACKET QUARTERFINALS Newport Harbor def. PeDrl City (Hawa11), 15-1. 15-.4, SEMIFINALS Carter, 30, will begin working with the Eagles today and he is hopeful of landing a full-time teach- tng posttion a t Esta noa..· He has not resigned as boys coach at Los Al, where he h elped the girls program cts an ass~tant in 1996. wha t happens. No matter how good a team looks on Garth Flint at (949) 640-1998 -,. paper, the only thing that counts is going out and d oing it. An opponent is· still an opponent and the ball is the ball. J don't have time to be da unted." I' Mesa needs coaches :: ,. COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa : Tht•f(• w<1s 1111 <1ll·tourn,11n ent lt•.im dJtcl no l11urni1111Pnt l\1VP Wd" c:ho<.Pn But th~ 11-loot-I Ross y, Jto ha" n<trrow1'd lwr rt•rn11 tmg c hrnc es to Hu\'\'cill, UCLA, U~C. Newport Harbor def. Hilo (Hawaii), 15· 11, 1 s 5. FINAL Newport Harbor def Santa Margarita, 11 6, 15· 11 OiAMPIONSHIP FINAL Newport Harbor def Santa M argareta, 10-7, 14-8. Carter's Los Al boys have won 34 straight leag;ue matches and have lost only once in 50 league con· le ts during h.iS tenure. He IS 89-11 overall at Los Al, including a 22-2 mark last spring, when the Gnffins upset perennial power Peninsula in the regular sea- son, went into the playoffs as the top seed, fell to Carter attended Cypress High and played colle - giate baseball at San Diego State, before graduating from Long Beach State. The Cypress reSJdent plans to substitute teach , until a full-time opening High's girls athletics is in need of coaches on the 1uruor varsity and frosh/soph levels fo r volleyball, and · junior varsity tenrus. , becomes available. Woodbndge, 10-8, in the semifinals. Estancia is still seeking a junior varsity gu ls ten- rus codch Guls Athletic Director Nancy Ferda is the contact at (949) 515-6508. -by Barry Faulkner QuahfJcd applicants for thel• walk-on posit.Jam should contart1: Girls Athletic Drrector Pdt Leahy a t• (714) 424-8758. I PUBLIC NOTICES ( PUBLIC NOTICES ( ~ueuc No:rices f PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I I PUaUc NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF TRUSTEFS Cn fomt:t 92656 anO place an rnterestfl<I ROBERT s ERICKSON In parmershlp ~ ... -•• ~ 13 92704 SALE T.S. No. 1tff. Harry C Davts, 34 per:>ans may appear alld the Superior Court o1 Cali· Have you started dOltlg 1M Virani Patrick, 3615·H 3'14801 Loan No. 01ota11e Lane Al1$o V1t1~ be heard by tne City COlm· tomia Coupty of bvsmess yet? No The CUit Ult 1s subftet ID Aspen V~tage Way. Santa 0003t14801 Title Order No. c lomia 92656 Ci! on JM above 1111m ORANGE Van L O Cessna catomia Untlorm Commemll Ana Caltlomta 9270<I OOM082t YOU ARE IN Tr11:. busines$ 15 COf' IF THE AFOREMEN· THE PETITION FOR This statement was hied CodeS.C.on6t06 2 Aaron Newsome. 1330 DEFAULT UNOElt A Dl!ED IUC11ld bv husband eroo TIONED ACTION IS PROBATE rnque,ti> thbl with the Counly Cle11< of (Ult salt IS subtecl to Sec SE Bnslol Stroet #29, OF TRU.T DATED Wtl!l CHALLENGED IN ROBERT s ERICKSON Orange County on 7·29·99 61062. ltlt IOl!o'Mno lnlotmaOOll Santa Ana. Calttorn1a 03l05/1998. UNLESS you Have vou 'Started OOinQ COURT, the challenge bo nppomtod as personal 19998800684 ITIJst be pn>lo'ldtd ) 92707 TAKE ACTION ro PAO-tius•ness ven N., !T'ay be nm1t&d to only 1epre51m1auve to adn111111· Dally Pilot Aug 3 10, 17, Tilt name and addrtss of This bus1ne$s 1s con- TECT YOUR PROPERTY, Jenn1lur S Dav1i. II rise issues ra1se11 al the tel the eSlate of the du«>· 24, 1999 T632 Ille person with wnom d•rns ducted by a general IT MAY BE SOLD AT A Thi!. stat11menr was 11100 putil•c heanng ctescnbed 1n denl Fictitious Business ~ be Med 11 FREEDOM ES· pannetShlp PUBLIC SALL IP' YOU w1111 thfl Coonty Clerk tJI this n<>11ce or 1n w11l1en cot· THE PETITION requnsts Name Statement CROW. 2 Cllo'IC Center AIU, Sit Have you starteo 00tn9 NEED Aloi EXPLANATION 01 •n11e County on 7 26·9!1 rei.pondence delivered to lhu deceuenrs Will and 200 Newpott ....... ~ ,... ~ bustness yot? No OF THE NATURE OF THE 1i996800356 the Clly Ct>unctl at or pnor COOlQili. 11 any bO adm•nec.I The following persons ' """_.,, "" we"""' Vtnc.ent Pa111ck, CEOI PROCEEDING AGAINST Oa11v P.101 Aug 24 11 1 1ne puti11e heanng to protiatu The Will ana are doing business 80ov5 ~~#letl!'J_IOdl'f !~11~"0 ~ms President YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-c:;i;pt 7, 14 1999 Tw8 MARY T ELLIOTT, any codtetlr. are available Travel Partners 901 er ::!, 1 1•::. r ~'!"11 .,. ~":.m-Aaron NeW5Qme. V•r:e TACT A LAWYER. A 5Jblk &ctow Mo 110470.Df Deputy Crly Clerk lur exam natton 1n the Ille Dn\'8, Suite lOO. Newport ""' a.y ...... · Wm. IS u .. uult· Pres /COO auction ule to the ti hHt ..,,....,.E TO CRE."'"' s 0 Put> shed Newport Beach• l<epl by the court Beach Califomra 92660 ~ bllOftlf 1111 ~Ctpattd This statement was hied biddel fCN' ca1h, ca ler'1 '""'"' "''vR F80l.JC 1..osta Mesa Daily P1lo1 lHE PETITION reQuests Andante Inc· (C8hlor· -•dae soec11ed•lxM with the County Cieri< of check drawn on a state or SAlE ANO OF UfTtNTlONTO Au·)usl 24 1999 atJlhonty to adlnlnist~the nla), 901 Dover Onve, Datcl AllQUSI 3 lM Orange County on 8·2·99 nallonal bAl'tll, chedl ruNSfER ALf~EHDUC 8(VEfl . T667 estll und r the Ind nd· Su~e 100. Newport Beach, TAt.ffHOOUS. INC lluyt rts) 19996801066 -Cal1lom1a 92660 Neowoort 8cacll..costl Mt;, drewn by a Rate or feder1I llCEICSE(S) NOTICE OF ant A(Jmtn tralJ0.'1 ot Es· Th" ousiness Is con• J375-T 24 lM Daily Pilot Aug 10. 17 :,::, byun':".t..C:: f=•~ (~C Ste 110h ts._. IM AVAILABILITY OF tales Atllh(Thls AtJ1hor1ty ducted l>y a corporation • 2~3!. 1999 T645 8. P 2~073 ·• I ANNUAL RETURN W1H anow e pen;ooel rep· Tile reg strant c:om· CNii7uoio Ficiitlou• Bu•ln .. • ..vlng1 •nd loan Hsoc:la-'" .. "'· u1senra1ovo 10 tall• many usl N St t t tlon, « uvlng1 aa.1ocla-NOTICE IS HEAEBY GMN Pursuant to Se-1.v. actions wlltlOUI Olltantng menced J.O t~sact, lbt • NOTICE Of SErZUAE T •m,• a emen tlon. « aavl,.,.1 1>an11 1Ntalll!1t sat otassetsalld~ 6104(al 01 the tmert\81 1 B 1 nes' u .... er 1 .... 1C •100S ••RSuaU"l'TOH"aL-.. he o lOWng persons ... A "~--court approva •ore bu"•-at ft·~e or na"""" .-vAND,_.,,IAFETY, CODE._ '" are .. -.ft~ b• ....... ss as ~ In Section 1102 transfer OI ~OllObc t>htraot ever uo vuw:, OOllco s .. I -·-,_,.. ....... """' .,.,.,,. ta ... ll<J c.ertillll ~ry mPor· 11•1...,. e.._·-on 1978 U8 TRUCK YS ' ru.nclal Code and 1icensa1s) is aoot.t to be maot neret>y qn.en 1na1 Ille an· •··ni -'-'--s ... _ • ,... ,.. .., .,.,...., ... ~ 11 .. 7t/11 "' • "' ..._"""' '"" ..... ""'· "" A11c:Jante, Inc. Gena -"''"""' "" ACCESSORIES 2370<t 5 autnonzed to do bualneH Tiit Mmt\S) Soci• Seco nuao 1e1um lor losCR ~eai pcrsorull represeotat111e K V p sid ANO NOTICf Of E T Rd S In thl11Ut• Wiii ti. held by Oly 01 ftOelll Ta.c MlrnCJefl a!l/J I !i98 "' TWELVE ELEVEN bo rcquned to g.ve no-Och, rC8 ,. ent INTEl'tDED FOAFtrTVRE f OIO le 501 , Lalo.a ttie duly appointed trustee r:.isi~ess aoorus oc t.".e PAE SS a p11vate lounda· uoo 10 mt rested persons Th11 statement was I ed ruASUANT TO HEAL Tli F o 1 est. Ca 11 Iorn1 a a 1110wn below. of all selltits>ticensettSI ~" ,)4,~ !ton IS avaolabte 8t Iha nl -... h• fv-' wl1l'I 1118 County Clef1( ol ANO IAF'ETV CODE 92830·0405 I "" 1-~1 ott u 0$$ " • .,y ... ve wa "'' Or"""" ~7 23·99 SECTION 11 ·-... Ja""' "-a•-237'u ·5 El r...... title, and lnt.,ut NGhAM 33-~9) •253 ()U, ou8110n s prR~~ IC.i IV'<! co ,...,..6 nt...,. 10 tn• --er ...._.. • ......... "" .,... ...... ~ 1a b ··-' 01 ........... "" • 1 1n Toro Rd Ste. 501, La~• c:onveyec:t to and now h~ Mat"DllQat 'Nl'f A ~"*Pllf1 uUtlflg regu r ustness prop<»tXJ BCl!Oll I Ttio lfl· Dal p 0 17 by the trust• In tne here-eu c.n CA 92660 001.trs lrom fl 00 AM to dependent administralloo 1y *>'Aug 3. 1 • On JULY t4, t H•. .t For es I. C·a 11 1 o r n I a tn.wtter de.scribed property OOtno busrness IS TAPAS .s 00 P M by Any cit11vn authority wrl I.le gianled 2t 1999 T631 ~~TliCAaT., NEWroRT 9~~0405 tlndef and pursuant to • BAR g GR LL wtio requestr. 11 wittm 180 unless an lnteroste<I per· Fictitious Bual"ess ....,. ....... , • Ole Pf'DCleftY • ,,.i; bu&1ness is con· Deed of Trust ckacrlbed Tile name(sl Social Sew ddys aftor me dale of this son Illes an Ob)ecuoo to lhe N•me Statement --~..: ducted by an 1ndtv1dua1 below The aale wtll be nty or ~ral 1M Mlmberi ~lld putJlica1ion petotlon and ,l\QWs good The fo:lol'lrng persons Have you started dolng made, but wttllout cov• .oorns ol tnf Thtl lovndllrrori's pnnci caus wny tne courtallOuld aredolngbUstnessas· ~18,830 u. I . CURREN· buJsai~eestsO~~roNo nanc Of warranty, ex-tiuverts~l>Pl•tant(sl •st.are pat 011.Bce Is 1o5c<i1e<J a18 llOt oran1 inc authooty Prccure this . Computenzed This sta"°ie~"'nt was 111 .... PffSMd Of lmptled, regard-LA R G LlC (68·041~l 4063 trch treet uite A HEARING 9n the pell· Ceke Decorations, 2579 w•• Hlzad punuant to c ""' c '""'o1 Ing Utle, poaH11lon, °' JJs. Anoef Onve SIOClttOn CA 150. Newport Beacti. CA lion wilt bt1 held on Oxford Lane, Costa Mesa He.nh and Sef.tv Code w0ilh lhec outnly 9te5r~99 enc:umbfanc .. , to pay the 052@ 92660 SEPTEMBER t6 19~9 111 Cslllomla 92626 Sect.Ion 1 t47t / 11488 by •ange oun Yon · remaining principal ium of Tile assea lletno sOld are 949-476-8100 1 45 Pm rn Dept L73 IO· Gail Louise Joner.. 2579 die NEWPORT 8EA01 19996801597 the nott(•l •ecured by the gtntl'llly oescnbeO ts RESTAU· David A. Brounlltln, catel.l at341 The C11yOnve Olrlord Lane, Costa Mesa POUCE DEPA..-rMENT Dair. Pilot Aug 10, 17 Deed of Trust, with Inter-RANT WrTH BAR C.P.A., P.O. 9ox 76611, South. Orsn~ CA 92868 Calilomta 92626 The pn>perty WM ..... 24. 3 • 1999 T647 H t llnd late ctlargH Newport Buch, CA IF YOU O ECT O DeP I El --·-to ..-..~ ... thereon, 11 provided In the and is 1~ 81 •253 92658-7669 granting of the pehll: ~ va~~~. A!~ es:i,ta ~~itl;f s.c'iiOnw I OF TS TRUSTEE'S nott(1). 1dvance1L u~., MaRnoae W~ A ~ewoort Pvbhshed Newpon Beach .should appear al the hear· Marna11ta, Caltloma 92688 t 1~1 o• the Heelttl end ~12 LMf N~o • th• terms of the oeea of ~,;A 92~ Coi.la Mes.d Dally Pilot ing and stata your obfec· ThiS business Is con· Mf.tv Code. You -her'9-~rt Trust. lnterut thereon, type liCense IO bt Avgt.~t 24 1 'J99 lions or hle w-rinen olliec duc:ted by. a general lly notlfted thet the Dletrtvt UL ~ '"'· chalge1 and H · f/1nSlentd 15 47·3t8564 !Oo· T660 uons w1lh ttte ooun before portnar5tvp Attomey of Onlno• Cowrt't TRU: T penau ol the Trust• for Sale General E•no Aace) Fictitiou• Bu1lness 1tr1 hearing Your ap· Have you started doing ""~ Pf'OCHdlno• to 1 ~ .!:: the total amount (•t the noN rssue<S 10< lllt cnmrses Name Statement pen ranee may ue In person buaineu J::! Vas 8-2·99 forielt Ole eDow-ilHcflbed AC I 0 time of the Initial publlca-locnd• SAME T I or hu your attorl'ley Ga• L -PfOpel'tyPUf9UenttoHeelth om OP· tlon of ttw Nott<• of Sale) ThebJfkSaleandlrWlt1ol Fie 0<<>wr>g persons "'y1 .,.,... and Sef.ty Code s.odon ell ~y I S ~ rt.a90n&bty utlmated to Ille llcoheltc beWfaoe i>ctnu<sl a•e doing bu!>oness as IF OU ARE A CREDI• Thi<> llatement was !fled 1 t488.•. BUC SAL I be Ht forth below • The ~ 1'*nCllO IO be COMUm-COflC8ptual Design and TOR 01 contlngont Ctl!l•IOI Wllh trie County Clertc ol V8'1 -IMtnlotect thllt" AN T amount may bl gr: • on mated It "" Ollree ol C&PflO Ptannil\Q Company t9762 ol the dO<:f'aSed, you must Orange County on 8-2·99 you d9•n to cont .. 1 the R TH '1t19 day ol aale. TftUS-ESCAOYfCOAFoRATIOH 600 N -t'4at:Artt11JT ..... 8 1Yd , ~u Ille Y8llJ Glem <¥Ath #•·1-----1~1039 1arttlftUf9 of ttn llf'lll*IV, . A T°":SANDRA.I. DAIUJNO, Tunn A~.11 10 SlruAna CA 120. Irvine. Carlornia counandmallacopytotho Daily PtJot Aug. 10. 17 punuant to Health and H • -.N UHMAIUtlU> WOMAN 927~ and ltle lflOCI~ Sate 92612 pe1som1t ,.p1esentalr11e 2•. 3f, 1999 T634 Duly AppolneH TNl1ff: di!!isSel)llmtier20 1w; . James E1Jgcoo Bal<lovn appointed by lhfl coun F1ctltlous Busineu 11488.I. you mwt fie• ~mbef • 1 II 10 , :;()U)EN WEST SAVINGS Tiit llltk sale •S Slr,_., IO 8-l 15 Araacadero Ave wtlhm tour mon1tis lrom the Name Statement wrifled cllim ftArtJr1t "°"' cn1st11f, oagee Sefv· '5SOCIATION seftVIC:I! ""'·lo-~ Uni"-,.A~':..... A1ascade10. C111torn1a tJato ol !he t 11;1 uanc.e of Too fol""'-,,.. ... ....,5 int.rHt In 1M ~. u,_J. b Cluly II>-,_. .. _ "''" ...,.,.,.,.... 93-122 letters as provided In Pro--~-·w ,._ . .....,, You mu .. fie tHe delm In potnl80 ru undet ll'id CO · A CALil'ORNIA COR· Code StcOon 6t06 2. Tl'lls flu 1 bate Coda aecllon 9 100 are doing tius.ness as the ~ Court of the llUtSUant ol T= == .. Jn".~~ Tiie ll!rtNSe pnce or •Juci8fl by 5~'::'~rv~ ... :"· The 11me lor liltnu clarrns Seti ol tl'le Ea1'1h, 15042 County of Oreno• wttNn i:Ofded ~ No. 1.._ ,.131.,1 In..__ ... C«dtdllDOn 1n coMteton With Have you $larte<1 dong w 11 not o11p.ra berOfe lour Genoa Circle. Hunhngton o.ty (30t d•r: of the nm ment No ~ , in ._..,of ,....1•1 -~~in the UJ• 01 Ille ~Slntss 11111 busmess yef' Yes monu1 trom the hoanng Bead\ CA 92647 publolltton o thl9 NotJoe, ~· o In r,:ie omc:;'~ ttt;i.-:;;;der 111nSle1 ol lfle hcense. is !tie sum O!l.'04/92 dale noticeo above Katherine K. Tracy, ~ .. you ~ actuel Irie blllce rlf ORANGE C:CH.lnty ,. ... , I· of S102.70000 t(ldudino llMft· Jim BaldOVrn YOU MAY EXAMINE the 15042 Genoa C11cle. Hunt· notlott.. ,,,,.... uu ~ ~ nty ........ ,.. ""'·te • -... IOry, wt.ch conatsts ol the follow-Thos statement was tiled Irle kept by Itta coun If you tngton Beach. CA 92647 HH95t506L ) You rnuet ka ·~ I 11.S rvnno..., ..,. "' ino .. h Cou Cl I are a peraon Interest-' in Ttws busmess IS con _.,.. en endof'ttd copy ol IE~ S.t.:Olf1~1 ltt et 2;00 PM "··n • r 1.IXXl 00 11•11t11 1 o nry erk o ""' .. c:J " lft"'·ldual the lelm the Dletrlot •ta-. of ....... AT THE ~De • 0111nge C-Ounty on 8·19·99 ttie estate, vou may l~e .,ueis ..,y an ,..,,. c on 1· ~ E NORTH ~NT l!N· manc1 Note to be rt~aced 19996802830 with tho court a Req1.1a111 IQr b1.1=J®Jje1i~:.d doing fA':n~;~~8?,• N1°o"Zr. r••Ul"f! TO THI COUNTY wtlll c.aslt pnorlDdoseot esctOw Daily Pllol Aug 2• '.11 Special Notice (lorm DE· ~Olt1rtotAnonw let ~ ....__ •"'70000 7 99 l"" 1~4)oltholilln"of an ln· JUly 2,1 9 Y T I COURTHOUH, 700 C:IVIC: -. Sepl • 14, 1 ...,5 " Kalnenne K Tracy C.ntef Driw H 'S CENTER ORIVI! Wl!ST, Nott in l1110r of Seher in tilt Fictitious Business ventory and appraisal of Tl\1s Slatomeot was tiled Wett. &ante Ana, Ca klCASH EO V NT SANTA AHA, CAUF~IA amount of SO!l,IXXl 00 Name Statement os11111 a$Se" °' Q.( any C Cieri< ol 12701 within tl1ltty 1301 ottilr-tOrm Amount of un-ld balanc • nu betn IOf'ed bet.veen 11et111on or occou11t u ~1!1n!!1.' Cou~I" Von 8·6·99 ~ oflnttle .... f!'"O of ~ °'E~ Mo ~~o}I • ,.... ~ Ille Sllttr(s)lfcenset(a) and lht Th• lollow1ng per~ prwided 'In Probate Code ..-' ....., au....--iz4_n10 •nd otNf chlfG••· bi st are dOtllg buslnr.·ss as soctlQn 1250 A Af)QIUISI 1GSl96801555 Courtlavtl DlvtNln. a II " sa11µa.11 au.et Acklreu intenOld yer(s>rn ettt(s). SEA·TRAOE NET. 8ass 104' Special Notrcw ronn 1~ Oairv Pllol Aug 10, 17. TM 1.-.. to ttmetv flle I °' ottlef common dello-as l'IQUI~ ~Sec 4073 ol lht Atlanta Ave., PM8 227, avaDolJle lrom the ooon 24, 3f; 1999 T643 .,., '"'"• w.tftM ctalm net1on '1f real Pf'~fO Business and Prolessions Code. Huntir.nton Beach, Ollt1tor• 14~... n_.__ ._. __ In ttte OCb1it VISTA N T INl 1111 COf'lllOllllOn lot nnslet ~-g'-.:1A6 '""''" &... le. 12111-T ..=::!...,. "'1n~·:...~ ! ~ ol -... •-'"° '""' Aftornev for the ... ..,....y ...,. --A I Bl Bl!ACH, CA l2MO Af'H.. .. .. ~llllUS l ttcl ..... nse IS IO Ronald s Fra11er 15603 Petitioner! llDT1Cl1tlCllBlfl'OM Court wll l'Hull In the NA ,,, I • tiMS-411 The undtf-bl l*d Ody Iller l1le transfer ti.IS Oll~i:tlan Ct • chfrlO Hi fj Me L Wll•on c.... Of MU IAU Pf'Ot*tY Mlr'9 ..... Of tilta ....... in~ con ~ IO 1lgn.ed Tn111tee d1Klalm1 bltll ~~Ille DflWlllWtl Cal !ornta 91709 (cS~• i 12341).' ........ . {UCC ._ 11M) ..-.... for1M to It. kete end ;;,wo fl!!"bY ff Nid eny liabtllty fOf .ny lnc:Of· OC AlcollOllC ~CM!lal l(arta P. Fruler, 15603 "lct\mond 1 _.1enmond NOTa IS HEAEIY GMH otceewenii.llM,..t,....,. fiOeed:\~ of.,Tn.~ ~, rectneu Of the stfe« Oared ..,,,. JJ, tOllQ OtSidlan Ct Chino H s Law Offlcee, .APC:, lllll I !Uk 1111 It lbout '> lie """"*"' '° die ~ -nlY .0 ~!..!'.. ":"' ~~ , ... "•nstttsl HiHAM. CalJomla S1170G 701 E. Chipman Ave., Or-INOI of Health and l•fety CMe IClibed as ll'lOl9 :!..~w""no''-.any~~ ... • L AAG'.'""' LLC. >. ,..,"°"".,,. Frank Morrell, 21111 en~.C:A 029" Tr. t\llTll{I) and bulinas leea-11 ... wtlMut =~fie~ ~ .... --~~LMTED LIABILITY~ ::;,.~~~i:i:.~00 ~~o~p:.cn· ~)~='~. ~.0.,~14:'J:n~· = :J::2l.·0 ' w: .!Mldon Is enown, dlfec:· e,· Sllart Ra ~ Marae Marren. 21181 .-_,,,,...,, 17, 23, 2<4, 1~ 1111 aMAK ~. 113 FlcttUoue Buelnffl CQtlW'nOll llld 11°'* ~.to the toaltion "'tM Mlmbtt ~~·1 Shaw Lano. HuntlngtOrJ -•' TM649 w ISll s... 8log c. Newpolt Name St8t9ment Of lie ,... • ' pr098'ty nwy M oGtaAned . ._pOlt INcM:Om Mist BOadl. Ca lfornla 9264 8tacll CA 92863 The wv......... ,........... I IO L by ..-d~ wrtrtan , .. ~ '10470-0l MiQ24 Th(s ouatnou con FlcUuoua ButlneH Ootna """'** 11 ~ ere Clol~~,.8~ ....... ::, roelna ~ llOO :=:'lli%ia neral ,J!•n;~~em,:~ £H1tllfMO CALIFORNIA MORl· '1f ntae pt~ Of thla NOTICE OF H v you ~tanud doing ll OOlng buatnes1 as M ae. Urral ~ GAGE GROUP. 401 lti mu ~~.,~ HoCx. '1f ..... Diile. PUBLIC HE .. AINO '-·••rless ..... 7 No ADVISORS R~SOURCE llld eddllla(_, ullCI ~ SttMt, Newpc)rt O.ectt ~• 1• ·-AAA....... "" .,..... Y'" Mllelt•I Wlllll Ille -11111 CA 128«1 u -. • ~ NOTICE IS ttEREBY Rotlala S r:n1~r GROVP 4695 Mac Arthvr ~ • lllllCI ~ tlll Mllr(I~ ~ E ~l!J C•.&TIOHT ~. COAll().A 01VEN lhll\. f)Ub!IC l'\Qlll• rnia 1lntement was lllod court.. Sta 1000, Newpoit '"" ... .0 I ~ ~"~ 1r1Q 1#111 ba held by V'• Wiii'! tne County Cltrll at Oeaci1 camomJa 92860 1'19 ~ ClltfOnla ol 1 *1 Street. ~ =· ~ TlON ~101 WI..,... Costa Me City Coul1dl Otangt Coun~ on I I I 519 Wtlllam Mill 4895 Mtc N dill ....;.n ofllCI OI .. ~· ~ Is COO• ___. louMYltd .,.1 a.ft • on TueSday pt•tnb9f 7. 11tlllOI022 ~hlir Coun. St• 1000 _,W: ... • llllM ~by, an lndlvidu•I • Of 90ftk> T e 7al1 1_. 1Ht e\ 0 30 ptt-, O! •• l)jey PllOl ~ 2\ 31, Nftlport 8N<.h, Clllomil "9 .... L;..._ Have you •tllld dOloQ ....W ..::...: 1110) Mia •oon thefmtnr ., POHi S.P' 7, 14, t l!e4 9~:/.lie a.tiler. !4111 Mee: • l .... ~ v.t? No =--= .... _,~ UM .. : ~~~. :,:i~7~~n~~ BIC-Attriur CcMt Sit tOOO • 12«1 ~I.Kl~ . .,_ ,. Ir ..,.,, -PITITION •-,. ... --...... .... ~ CA ,_!!"' 1 I men! ... tied Ml ;nlrw 8IC ra Ortv1 M.IN, on NOTICE_.. ~ ,.._., _..,.,.. _.. .. ~ Cleft! Of i:..,.... -..: lhf IOI~ itetrt: TO ADl••TIR 92MO Tiit - -ldll ,....._~an ...... ~ ·-· MJ11er Plttl ~11 ESTATE OF: Yan 0eteNi 4816 Mlt ="' =-: ....... • -': ~-.... . t ..... 174 ""•"' PA•ll9• I lor 0 J .a _.._NI Arthur Couf1 8't 1000 -~tlf.rom & -.., 15 ,.. :"~ ::"'Imel\. ~ 9-I ~ Deily '!!J!. A'O ,0~11, Fk:ddou• Buttnu• 1 R 'T .. c t ---~ ..... • ....... d M 24. If. 1 ... NMM -.t1men1 M~.: 'S: .m:,"eonc:: CAii NO. A11Mtl o.n. Tyrt91 <4tN Mic ._ _ ... _ • • "••••Iii I 0 Tnt IOIJCMWIO pelfO(I otAppn:rvalHO loCMutet 'To .n heh•, ti.Mil· ~ COUit ... 1000 ......... alPIW .!!,llM••u lftt .,. CIOing bu$lnen" PYt1 ~ =• cradllefJ c:Onl ~ Bwrl Cellomle • C. ..._.. ... :=i::e:,• :.?.:..:::."" Uf VtdlO =IMO='°-= di~ '°" ~· ~: Mlfk ~ ._ -b) M<m'• Day Olf. 8Mt .... I~ ,,. ..,..., in lie .. or MIC ~ Oallft. ... ... Ila) J ... *' 34 8afltMt w. ., Btt*lt.14rMf .. ~at 1000. ............ Clto ,_ ' Y'tlfo, CtlltOmia 58 Beef~ A ..... -ca.ti D1i .lllMIM 8 Oev1I 3' NOTtCE ,. FURT'HIJt A nmCJN . ,.,._ ....... .. mn-.. ..... -~ une Meo VlllO. OIV8f 1111 • ...... Mll 11119 -M ~ ........... -----, ( I PUBLIC NOTICES I ( PUeuc Nonci! NegatlVe Dedarabon and said deed, said stnp oflaM' supP<>rtrno documents are lying east of and ad1acent available lor publlC re111ew to the wos1 ~ne oc Lots 15, end 1nspec11on at tne Plan-16. 17, 18, 19, 20. 21. 22, mno. Department. Clly 01 23. 24, 2.5 and 26 PS81d Newport Beach, 3300 Bloclc 7. Newpott Boulevard, New· NOTICE IS FURTHER pon Beach, Caltforrua GIVEN HEREBY that.I/la 92659·1768 Olly Clerk ol the City of the (949) 644·3200 City of Newpen Beach f'lali Notice IS hereby further HI Monday the 1311.'1 ~ given lhal said public hear ol September, f999, al ~e ing will be held on the hoor ot 7 00 P M as lhl. 23nd d1y of September tune and Iha Coo'rfClf 1GG9, at lhe hour of • Chamber$ as ttie pla~"til 7:00 p.m. in the Couneil the hearing of all pertel'I;. Chambers ot the Newpon interested inlor obJ&cllflO 11> Beach City Hall. 3300 the propoaed vacation.~ Newpon Bovlev11d New· said CtfY Counclt at IM pert Bea<:h, Caltlorn<a, at same time and place ~• wtlicti time and Place 1ny hear the evidence olf~ and all per'°°' lnterll>ted by any parson 1nte1este<i.!1J may eppear and be heard the PfOPOHd vac4Ulfl'I thereon II you challenge here!OI01e descnbed 11\11 projeet In coun, you ISi Lavonne M. Ha~ may be ~m1ted co ra Sing C:lty Cleric - onty th0$e ISSl.MIS you or C:Uy Of Newpor1 9e«h• someone ei.e ra•~ed al r~ Pubhsned Ne"'POf1 Btlacta NOTICE OF public hlanng c:Jetcnbed 1n Costa Mesa Dally P~ .... PUBLIC HEARING lhli nollee ofln wnllen CXK· Augusl 17, 24 1999 -- and respoodenca detrverecl to T,6» NOTICE OF INTENT Ina City al. pnoc to, lhe . TO ADOPT A "' R\i~ eDDno Fot isl· Flctlt1ou1 Butlne~ NEGATIVE I01ma11on call (949) Name Statement to 644-0200 The IOl!Owing pe*'"I DECLARATION Rlchatd P:ul'-', are do!rlg buainess as""- NOTICE IS HEREBY Se~retary •• Pt1nnln11 Wendy's Bookwork.$, 2429 GIVEN that lhe PlaMing C:ommlHlon, City ol So. Sheltoo, Santa ~ Comtnl$St0n of the City ol Nftpor1 8e1ch. CA 92707 .. Newpol1 Beactt WIU hold a NOTE The expe~e ol Wendy Wetr, 242 &> public hearing on the ap this notteo 11 p11d lrom e Stlellon, Santa Ana, Cit; plocallon ol The lrvlne Mmg lee col1eot6d trom the 92707 a. Company tor PC Amend-applicant This business is ~ ment No. 889 •nd UH Published Newpol1 Beach· ducted by· an tnd1V1duat- Permlt No. 3664 on prop Coste Mase Dally Plloc Have you started ~ e11y located at 22 Corpo· August 2'4. 1999 bu&Jness yel? Yes 191!6 "'; rate Pina, Newport T6S9 Woody Weir Betch, C1llfoml1. --------This ~tatement was filed• The apptlcatlon ts a ,. NOTICE OF with Ille County Cleiii ol Quest tor a PC Amendment PUBLIC HEARING Orange Coonty on 8-6·99 , to Increase the parm11t8d NotMie la hereby grven 1999680l651· square footage ent•tlement U\8I the c.ry Council Ol tne Dally Pilot Aug 10. 17 • 1n lhe Corporate Plaza City ol Newport Beacf1 ¥till 24, 31. 1999 T838 PU!nnea Community .by CCJn$ider the vac:a100 ol a 1raosterring 415 000 square rt f au-"'ht _, AcUtloua Bu•lneea teer of entitlement for use Po '°" 0 -• r.,, ..,.. Name Statement as ft....,8SSIOl1al othce lrom way The "'1cation prooess T""" , .......... ....., ""'ISOnS ,,..... wilt be conducted pursuant ,.. ,_,..._ .,, ,..... vat10o~ areas of Newport to the C.htomie Slreet and are dOing bulltleu a$; Center The square loot· Higflways Code Sec:tron Topspin Promollon$ 2a08 age to be reallocated has 8300 • Publ'ic Streets, lalayene Ave • Nev.'OOl'I 1ilfready beef\ entitled but H nh .ft... .,_ 8eadl Ca 92663 .__......, un ....... else·-cr_re '" Naw· •r·*•YS _ .... -rv~ .,_ .. ;;; ""'rU ""' .,.... wn., NI Easement VacatlOn Law nuvwrt ~"" • ~ .,.,, pol1 Cen11i. The 1pp0ai. That poruon ot alley ~. N~ '"" tlOn also includes a request _ _... ...... .... 92663 IO apprave a use permil lor pr_.... to ""' vacat ... 18 Thi$ bus'ness Is 1 modolocatlon Of wa1lfer ol doscnl>ed belOw c:JUClecl by an Uld ...... "!"1..1_, olf-5lree1 park~anu1re· A po#'lf()(I ol IJley. 25 OO u--..,., started -.. -I I w"'-lo Ille c::ity ol .--... •--ments for the rpofall Nawpofl Beach, County ol bullne$$ vet? Yes, 6 Plaza Planned Community. rv St ol ca1 tom Robert Shively NOTICE IS HEREBY ..,.ange, 118 ' ia, Thia statement wa FURTI-IER GIVEN 111al a portions ol whlctl are de· W11tl the County Clltr-...lk: l .. ,11a1 s~ud /••rtlgated scribed lo deed 10 the C11y 0 ~ " "" ot Newporl Beach re· range 1 on ° Negettve ratton has COl'ded December 1 o, 1943 been pre~red by Ille City in Book 1225. Page 110 ol Daily Ptlot Auo 10: ot Newport Beach 1n con· OHlc;lll Reoords rn the ol· 24, 31 , 1999 nectton with !he apphcallon lice ot lhe County Reoorder • noted ab0\19, The lnU1a1 ot said County Seid Por· Flctltlou• Bual.,.. I Study/M11tgated Negative tiona ol alley betnQ vaca11C1 Name State~ Dectara11on states that, ltio ere oascr1tied as lollows. The followlOQ pe ...# subjec1 development as The we11er1y 3.00 IMt 01 are Clo.no businesa aro1•>1ll, Pp=~i:,·.~r;;t lh:•th Im· that certain llrlp of land, ENTERPRISE DESI~= :· 7 SO leel wkle. H de· GROUP. 42 Ocean . 1' recommended m1t1ga11on sc:nbed In 111C1 died, said N•wpolt Bead\, Ca 9 L moasures. wlll !IOI result In stnp ot I nd lytng wes1 ol S)'!Via Ooieen Mdller. • s1gn1tioan1 etlect on the and ad1acent to 1ne east 42 Ocean visca., Newpon =~~·~~';;'~ ~1 l~hecft~e~0 line or Lots 3 •. 5. IS, 7. IS. Oea<:h, CA 92860 .i-.u• '°" accept the lniuat 9. Io. 11, I 2. 13 an<I 14 In Thia busll'leA ts ..,,.. St• .Au/M11.na1ed N oatl'tle 910ek 7 Of .s.ctlOtl Five. dueled by .,, lndrvldwt; ..,.., .,, 9albOI Island, per map ~• you started ~~II Oedlraflon nd 1upPQning thereof liled In Book I , bU9lllelt yer? Yes, .. c:toc:vmenls This 1$ not to p n -• M~s • 3 B" ' be c:onsuued as ••tl'llr •P· age • "" " " Maps In the ofllc:e ol tne Sytvie 0 Mld\ler ~al or cl8111al by the Clfy eowity ROCOfd f oc uld Tf"9-1ta111T1enl w11'-llliilo ol the 1Ub1ect applloat!Ofl County with Iha COun1y Cltlk m The IMlal Study/Mitigated TOGETHER WITH the Orange Counly on 7 n;99 Negative Declerallori Nlt•1'V 300 '"' oe ltl8\ t1H••r1 20-day public r9111ew i>e· cenam 1111p of ltll"ld 7 50 Ody PllOt Aug 3, '~ 7, rlod IS Augu1t23, , ... to teat wide. •• df9crlbecl 1n 24. 1009 :Tm September12,19tt.Ttle ~~~~~~~~--~~----~~ City encoura~ men'lberl ot , .... ~·l putJllO IO ,. I ttiew alld OOl1'Wnel'lt on Ihle documtlnmlOn Copltn ol Iha Initial Sl\ldy/Mltlglt.o "Allordable Alternative" Discount Cask~ Cremation A Burial Service Daily Pilot ,,... .... "*""'*"' The ~ Ptrsont .. dOina bo&lfldl ••• HYA'fT HOTEL l CASINO GROUP, 325 Menne AYI., Newport t)e8Ch, CA 92662 Starsat Asia Ltd LLC, (o.tawa11). 325 Marine Ave • NewQOft Beedl, CA 92682 Tllia butinNt la con dUd.0 bY; Umlt.0 Llat>llity Co Have you scan.a dolno ~~? !f .. 7·10-99 $1111'181 ASla. td, LLC Kart Kosmu,;; Managing Membe1 rt11s 5181am11nt was filed w1111 the County cro111 ol Orange County on 8·13·99 19996902342 Daily Pilot AUii 1 '1, 24 31. Se~ 7, 11199 T65-4 Flctl ous 8u1lne11 Name Statement The followlllQ peBCOS are doing t>ui;1ness es , WORLD CHANNEL TEL· EVISION GROUP, 325 Marine /we • Newport Beech, CA 92662 Starsat Mia Ltd , lLC, fwNOTm I (Delaw.r11. 325 Manne A"• • *""""' Beactl CA 82662 .. ,....... • nu bu&INM 11 con· dueled by; Lit t.O LlabGity Co t1-V9 you llal1ed dolnQ bumela yet? Yti 1-10·&9 Staraat ~. Lid , LLC, Kart Kosmos, Managing Member Thia statement w11 filed With ltMI County Cler1t of Orange Cou11ty on 8·13-99 t""802S43 Dally Pilot Aug 17, 24, 31, S!pt 7. 1999 T6S5 Fictitious BuelneH Name Statement The loOowlflg pertQns are dOlng b\Jllnets ts al GIOOYAP GIRLS B SCUIT COMPANY. BJ GIDOYAP GIRLS, Cl GID-DY AP, 0) GIODYAP GAlETIE, 817 W 17th Street f3, Co5ta Mesa, CA 92627 Glddyap GUIS Biscuit Company, Inc, (CA). 817 W 17th Street, • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This butineH IS con- cluc!.0 by. an lndlYldual Have you a\11\ed doiog ' ... "' .... I PUIUC NOTICES buSlneaa ~7 YH, ~~K Tracy This sta ement was llled With IN Counry Cle1'1 cf ~ Coun~r.Jo6·99 1 t513 Daly PllOC Aug 10, 17, 24, 3{. 1999 T642 F1ctttlou. Btt1lnett • Nam. Statement The following persona are dOing bUtiiineA u . LOANl:EADERS OF AMERICA, 2101 Bus1nes1 Center Or. 1120. Irvine, Californl8 92612 Loanleaderr. of Amenca, Inc . (CA), 2101 Bue;1ne11 Center Or. #120, Irvine, California 92612 This business IS coo· ducted by a oorpC>falion Haye ~ staned doing buS1ness yet? No • 08/1211999 Loanleaders of Amenca, Inc • Martin Forgelman, Pres\dtJlll This $latement was filed with the County Cltrk ol Orange County on 8·13-99 19996802318 Daly Pilot Auo 17, 24, 31, Sept 7, 1999 T656 SERVICE DIRECTORY -For All Your Home and Business Needs - ·G) EQUAL HOUSING Of>PORTUNt rY Alhtll tsblt lfttrll1l~t 11 IMt ....._,,_,l, "'ltd t• ••• re• Mal f1lr "'"hit Act ti 1MI n 111e•1• intu 1111tn ft llltfll If l fHfllse "HJ ,ltltftlCt, .. 111ltattt1 tr flml1nl11tlt1 llllltf n IKI, Ctls, rtlftiel , .... ..... • fhrlllll lllllt ., llllHll "1111, ., 11 lttclllH " "'"' ., nu "' .. '"''. Mlllllfl -~.· ni. ... ,,,,., w111 111 ~ .... .., ..... .... "' ,..,, '*" ftldl " la ............. ow,.... .. '*"" '"""" !ht alt fnlllq \ •Mfllet • 11 !alt ....... l\fllle_.tMll ....,.,,.....,_. re- _.., ..,I I 1tfll.c .. HW T ... 111111 1-....u.1511 fer ..... .a11it11.oc ... ,..... ClllHUOll~ ' ·fOIEClOSED HOMES low or SO Down! Gov't & Bonk Repos Being Sold! · finondng Avoiloble! , SOO.SOl-1777 X60S7 ATT:VETERANS VA Loan1 5.9% up to $250,000 Cit ~ Cfown, ~ C*lllld t-tc'!~~~r 3 Ylll'I ..... slnQll detaldled 2-Sty, 38r +loft, 158a, 2c gar, 8WfOX 1700St On P9Clllc l..111. $252 ,000 Maggie Bkr, 949-552-4975 E Stl>i RENT TO OWNI OP£N SAT-SUH 1-4 2901 SANTA ANA AVE tB Gornew 2000 sf 3bl 2 Sbe iota of upgrades. 2 car oar. rent S 1950mo w/100'.'I. fow11css purchese, tor 18 mo no quallfywlg .. lo dwn, ~ OM* WOHT CASTII 71W3MOl1 105 APTS BALBOA PENINSUL'A 1 B<lnn 1 Bath Immaculate rn a Bay lrOnl bldg. Freshly pall11eel new carpet. no pelS/smkg $8SOlmo yrty 949-67}1943 OCEAN FRONT OH SAND $1195 yearly, 1br fully furn, TV, patio, BBQ, laund, near pier. pltldng, 94M42-2221 ILADEL~I •THE• SHORES APTS I 6 28A TOWNHOMES Starting 11 S1095Jmo Morell to Mollfl lelse We 119 I pet CGf1'WIVfty 6 bloclls from buch 949-844-261' ... Ctlannll'lg 21>1 1 bl. gar p!lv patlO, 08# CifJMll. WI[). po55 lttg .. front toe S15ro'mo dep 601 112 PcheW Awl 9-1 ' 949-484-1019 ESIDECoat1 Mela OPEN SAT.SUH 11..J 1 .. 3br. wuhef, lrplc, ti.lcony, gardefl Set· \Ing, pool. $12$.$1250 Mgr on premla11 2:0U2 Santa Ana Ave Th• Renter Center 1. .... 1~3 -. . -., I ' ' " A I p ...•• :. I PUBUC NOTICES Flctftlou1 8 ualne11 Nam• Statement The IOllow1nQ persons ore dOlna t>ustn A u OELAOO. 101 Scholz Pio.za. Un.I 225, N BWJJO(I eeacti, ca tornia 92663 Susan Awai 101 SchOlz Pt&za Ul'lll 225 N1wpon Beach. ca1t1omll 92G63 Thb bV$1n4tat ill c:oo- OUCt.0 by en lndtvidual H111• you su.ned doing bu&1ne11 yet? YH, 0711511999 Susan Awai Thia statement war; lileif' with tile County Clerll of Orange County on 8·10 99 1tH&801t73 Dally Pttot Aug 17 2'1. 31. Sept 7.1...1999 T657 Flctltlou1 Bu1ln•11 Name Statement Th4 following pe~s are dOlng busloei;s as •> Rancho Del Rey Moolfe ~ Estates, b) Houser Bros Co. 15222 Monterey Lane. Hunt1t191on Beacn. CA 925411 ci.rtord C Houser1G1n· eral Partnet, 9301 Centnit AYenue Ga1den Grove. CA 9284<1 ~ ..... 4M I PUBLIC NOTICES I ThiS bUSine$S Is con· docted ~ • lllni1eCI pertnerstllp H ve you stal1ed doing bu~ss yef? Yes, 1966 Clillorel C. Houstlf This latement was IVed with the County Cle~ OI Orange County on 8-6·9~ 1 tt9680t HO Oah Pilol ~ 10 17. 24 3f 1999 • T643 Fletltlou1 BuelnH• Name Statement The IOllOwing persons al4M'loin0 bus.1 ass as VERO£AUX, 1048 ltv111e AY(l • PMB #411, Newpcn Bea~h . Calllornl1 92GG0·4602 Kalahari Technology, 57 Wilburn Ave., Atherton. Cahlorrua 94027 This business Is con- ductlKI by· a oorporaoon Haw you fitarted do<ng business yet? No · Kalahart Technology RObert E Prideaux, VP ThtS lilatement was l~ed with ll'l8 County Clerk ol Oiange County on 7-19·99 19996799527 Oa ly Pilot Aug 17, 24, 31 , Se t 7. 1999 T658 ByfU I POBUC NOTICES Ae\ltiou• ButlneH Name Statement Tne lollowing pttrsoflS ere CloiOg buS\neu Kennedy Re Progo , 2515 Vouar Piace Costa Mcia. CA 9262e Carrot Aon KoMOdy, 2515 Vassar Pl8 • Costa Mo CA 92e2o Tlltl bUSlness 1s con- ouc;ted tiv "lndMOOaJ tuYe you Slar10d dOing 1>us1non yet? Yet, 1997 CarrOI A Kennady Tttis 6taltlrt\clnl WU l!Jed with thO County Cier1i ot Or11n91t C >unty on 8·6·99 18996801572 Oa•tr P.lo "4/g 10, 17, 24. 31. 1999 T641 BSC 8663 NOTICE OF PETITION TO AOMINJSTER ESTATE OF: JAMES·E. VAN SCHOIACK aka JAMES VAN SCHOIACK CASE NO. A 198424 To dll heirs. benefl· c1ar•t1 • creditors, cont· logent c•ed•\OfS, and per· I PUBUC NOTICES 800I may otnetW!Se beln r ted1nt ar estat . Of bOlh ol JAMES VAN SCHOIACK au :JAMES VAN SCHOtACK A PETITION FOR PRO· BA TE nu liled lly DIANA PERKINS In tne Su;>efllX Cour1 ot car tor· .o1a County ot ORANGE THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requestli lhal DIANA PE~tNS be ap po1nt1M1 11 personal r•pre· MtnllllY• 10 ldminlst.er 1111 estate ol the oocedetll THE PETITION reque6tS authority to adm1n1star tM eslat• under the lndepenct· ent Adm1mstr<1tion ol Es· tatei Aci (Thia AuthOnty will allow the personal rep· rHentahw to take many actions wrthout o0ta1n1ng court approval. Belore taking oerta1n very Imper· tant actlON. howeYer. the personal representatove win be required to giye no· 11ce 10 inrereslild persons unlHS they haYI walVfld notice or consented to the proposed ICllOfl) The lrl- depenclent administration By Phone By MaWln Penon: (()-411) 6J J-.(1:;9; l'lr•~ n:..-fu.l;o ' Kif 1U11,. •n<I I''"""' 111111 lort a1~I • r U ,,.II ••OI ..... L ... 111 I I'"', 'I''"") (t1;11 II-+.!· ·11178 .i:iO "'1··t Bu\ '-111·1 1 ('ti.Ill :\11·-.1 ( \ Cl:!h:!7 ,, '''1•"1111•·1 ~ 11 ..... , 155 HOUSESICONOOS FORRENT 1 BAL.BOAPEMN -182 HOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH Hours 'Ir 11 ph11111· 8~i0am-.·, Ollp111 \l,.,,i..-~ "'"'' ~ ull-111 R .iO.uu~.OOpm \~ •• JA\ f rttl.o\ I coo ANNOUNCEMENTS I I PUBLIC NOTICES vtnonty .. 111 bO g11ntec1 111\less rested ~, soot anObj IO petd:IOl'I and IOOW$ 0000 C3U$8 wtly Ch OOUl1 ShoUld not grant 'he Ulh0f11V ,. HEARING on 1no Poll· lion wtt1 be held on SEPT Et.10ER 16 1 9 et I 45 pm 'In Dept L73 Cl!ed Bl '341 ThO City Or Sol;tti Orange, CA 92868 IF YOV OBJECT t.o m grancing ol ttMI pellUQn you lhould 8'>PHI 61 ltle ooar• Ing Otld Sl4te .,UI! Ob/CC' lions or I lie "''1t100 ob!CC llOfls with the court bofore lhe heannu Yo1J1 ep· pearance may b In person or liy your attomey IP YOU ARE A CREOI· TOR or co11ttngeo1 ttedrtOr ol tne Cleceased VOll mus1 flit your cta1m with II\ c:uµrt and ma•I a copy 10 tfll f;Or•onal representattve appointed by the cuun within lour monltl$ lrQ!tl u1e date ol the hr.I -sua oe 01 letters as provided tn. 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Coml'Mf'cl•I Real Estate Co neat OC Alrj)ol1 ~ PT lsslstanl IO Propeny Manager JM!r v.eek. flex selledule $lo.ti compute< & ptlone sl<lllS a muse Fu reaume 10 714-751~ Teacht1'11 Looking for Klndttgantn Ind P,..echool !Mchere In NB F'T great worll1ng envilormtfll, medical. dtnlal & education benafits Pletst call 949-955-2672 WEST • 97 1£AST finesse. When this won, declarer had <::> Q 101 • J 1U 4 3 eight U"ick.s -lhree in each black <::> ll 7 6 4 suit, and two hearts. 'The novice prob- o A95 •K6 532 0 Q 10 6 J ably will first test spades to see 1f lhe • 4 suit breaks evenly When it docs not, SOUTH • "s 2 (')AK J tleclarer might c:ash the ace of clubs, tlien try the heart finesse, which • loses West cashes the club , then exits with a heart -down one. O K 7 2 • Q 10'9 8 The h1Jdmg: SOUTH WESI I• Pass NORTH EAST I• Pass lrn' )'ass JNJ' Pass p I' Organizing the play to try boU1 red suit finesses will prove more costly. After cashing the spades, suppose declarer tric.s the heart fine c;e, wans the club retum and then leads a dia- mond 10 the king. Now the defcndcn. can cash out for down three! A....nmg le J. Three of • The ellpcrt starts with the club ...,.,.. finesse, then takes three rounds of Here 1s a cla \IC example of a hand spades. On learning the he of the cards, declan:r cashes I.he ace or that both th-: rclauve novice and the clubs, returns 10 hand with the kin& of expcn find eas). The difference ..,is...--~hearts~ and_exns w11h the queen of lhartlte novia goentown-wtritn clubs. West can take two club tricks technician romps hOh\e with the con-as South discards a diamond from tract. hand, but then must lead a red suit. The auction wns quite slnll ghtfor-Wh' h Wi h · ward. 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